When Maurice Chavel proposed to Lucy Honeybee, he bent down on one knee and holding a single red rose professed his love to her, saying he would “love her till the cows came home”. What Maurice didn’t realize was that Lucy Honeybee’s father was a dairy farmer and his proposal obviously gave her 
great cause for concern.
 
All of the art works are painted and carved on tarpaper, mounted on a wood frame, and finished with marine varnish.