The first of 3 paintings commemorating the end of sugar cane in St. Kitts.

Appears on page 116 of More Rain More Rest.

Kate’s story about this painting:

“This was the scene just below Mounty P. and on a still day I could hear the surf in the distance, the chop of the machete and far off voices. The painting was large and in oil and took weeks to complete. Eric the man in the striped shirt posed for me and I walked through the cane tracks looking for the right tractor to draw. You had to be careful because when the cane was cut all the centipedes came out and wriggled underneath the mulch.”

Size Small on Art Paper - 11.9” x 16”

Size Medium on Art Paper - 17.8” x 24”

Size Large on Art Paper - 22.3” x 30”

Smaller and Larger sizes available on request