Linocut prints, wood engraving, paintings and sculpture
Based in the coastal landscapes of Kent and North Norfolk, Max Angus is an elected member of The Society of Wildlife Artists. Specialising in limited-edition linocuts, wood engravings, and paintings, the artwork captures the fluid movement of British wildlife and the shifting weather of the shoreline. Every piece begins in a simple paper sketchbook, translating fleeting moments in nature into timeless, hand-pressed compositions.
Exhibitions & Galleries
Max’s work has been featured in prestigious London exhibitions, including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, the Discerning Eye, and The Society of Wildlife Artists’ The Natural Eye.
Throughout the year, the artwork is on display and available for purchase in welcoming independent galleries spanning from Kent to the North Norfolk coast.
Albion Press Henry Watts
Albion Press Henry Watts
Slow printmaking
The only machinery used to make the original prints is an 1859 Albion Press. Keeping traditional printmaking an art form in times of mass production.
