Appears on page 132 of More Rain More Rest.

Kate’s story about this painting:

“That late afternoon light around 5:30 as it hit the golden cut cane was magic. I used to sketch a lot in those days as there was so much to paint. The fields around the house were alive with activity, donkeys, tractors and carts. I think the donkeys name is Timothy and the woman looks like Ermine who would be walking back down to the village after the lunch shift at Rawlins Plantation Inn.

This is a small oil sketch looking over to St Eustatius, otherwise known as Statia, a Dutch island with a long strange history. The cane was so tall, you could not see over the top, so when a field was cut suddenly a spectacular vista lay open. The mill and chimney below is Belmont Estate, now sadly a ruin.”

Size Small on Art Paper - 11.5” x 16”

Size Medium on Art Paper - 17.3” x 24”

Size Large on Art Paper - 21.6” x 30”

Smaller and Larger sizes available on request