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Enclosure

Author:	Andy Goldsworthy
Publisher:	New York : Abrams, 2007.
Edition/Format:	Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"In an agricultural context, the word 'enclosure' refers to an area of land surrounded by a boundry...In Britain, farmers have since Neolithic times enclosed sheep in walled structures called sheepfolds. Beginning in 1996, Goldsworthy undertook a highly ambitious project that involved restoring sheepfolds spread throughout Cumbria." It is this extraordinary project that forms the core of Enclosure.--pg.9.
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