Presented in a framed study, 'Stages in the Dressing of a Jock Scott' offers a unique insight into the art of tying a Jock Scott fly. Dating back to circa 1980-81, this piece showcases the meticulous process through a hand-painted depiction on the reverse, accompanied by handwritten instructions. Originally retailed by Dermot Wilson at Nether Wallop Mill, this display gained recognition as 'A new find' in the 1981 Farewell edition of A Choice of Tackle, coinciding with Wilson's retirement in September 1981.
Crafted by an anonymous craftsman and his wife, the creators behind these studies remain unnamed, adding an air of mystery to the piece. The exact number of similar works produced remains undisclosed, enhancing the exclusivity of this particular artwork. Measuring 37cm x 29cm overall, this framed study is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail exemplified in the art of fly tying.
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