Folio Society Edition of John Milton's Paradise Lost, published in 2003 and printed and bound by Cambridge University Press.

Paradise Lost - A Poem in Twelve Books - by John Milton Illustrations by William Blake

W 25cm H 33.5cm D 4.8cm

Limited Edition print - 436/1000 Juvenile Peregrines - print only

W 31cm H 45cm

About the artist - Frank Jarvis

Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.

His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.

His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -

• Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
• Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001

He was renowned for his ability to  recall what he had seen in fine detail.

With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.

Limited Edition print - 437/1000Juvenile Peregrines - print only

W 31cm H 45cm

About the artist - Frank Jarvis

Frank was born in North London and attended Enfield grammar school, where he showed a terrific artistic skill. He went on to study at Hornsey College of Art.

His love of natural history, especially birds, bird watching and drawing birds, started at an early age around the reservoirs of North London. When he was in the field Frank always carried a sketch pad (usually “Bushey” brand) in his shoulder bag. He would sometimes stand with it folded back, resting on his arm, and make a lightning sketch and notes on a bird, especially if he was seeing it for the first time. He would then make further notes and sketches when he got home, and then turn these into more detailed studies, often in colour.

His works include his illustrations for the books: 'The Birds of Singapore' and 'The Birds of Bali' and 2 volumes of A Bird Guide to the Field of Experience -

• Volume 1 - Scotland 1985-86, Norfolk 1986-93
• Volume 2 - Norfolk and some East Anglian rarities 1993-2001

He was renowned for his ability to  recall what he had seen in fine detail.

With his wife Jane Ironside, they moved to the north-east of Scotland in 1967 and returned to Norfolk in 1986.

Set of 5 photographs with mounts, featuring male and female Sparrowhawk

4 of W 28cm H 35.5 and 1 of W 35.5cm and H 28cm

Photograph of Hawk Owl with mount

W 30 cm H 35.5 cm

Photograph of pair of  Swans on water in mount

W 51cm H 41cm

Set of 4 Colour Prints - Pine Marten, Barn Owl, Wild Cat and Natterjack Toad

Colour print of Fallow Buck

W 27.5cm H 37cm

Colour Print of Fawn

W 27.5cm H 37cm

Colour print of Royal Stag

W 27.5cm H 37cm

Colour print of Hawfinches

Colour Print of Partridges

W 27.5cm H 37cm

Colour Print of Bullfinches

W 27.5cm H 37cm

Colour Print of Snipe

W 27.5cm H 37cm

Colour Print Image of Robins

A limited edition print called 'Horny Beast' 60/200 signed by D G Robertson

W 30.5cm H 25.6cm

Colour image print of male of Hen-Harrier - (Plate 146. G E Lodge)

Foxhound and Puppies  - Print in mount - Joseph Crawhall - The Burrell Collection

Coloured photograph of Short-eared Owl - A4 size

W 21cm H 29.7cm

Counted cross stitch - Tawny Owl

W 39.5cm H 40.5cm