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Crow House

The Crow is often called Messenger of the Gods and Bringer of Light, and there is a wonderful Inuit myth the tells of Crow bringing daylight to the dark lands of the midnight sun when the world was still new.

So much has been written about the Shaman-like qualities of Crow. In Jamie Sams’ Medicine Cards, Crow knows the unknowable mysteries of creation and is the keeper of all sacred law and
an omen of change. Look deep into Crow’s eye and you will find the gateway to the supernatural.

My original Crow House is in graphite, gesso and pastel on archival paper, and is framed in black painted oak with a double mount with glass. The framed picture measures 126x95cms.

Also available as a Limited Edition Print in 2 sizes and A3 Poster print.

£750.00

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Northern Pintail Duck

Often referred to as the ‘Greyhound of the Skies”, this handsome duck is mainly a Winter visitor to our coasts and estuaries in the UK.

The original is Charcoal, gesso and pastel on canvas, framed in Limed Oak under glass.

97.5×97.5cms

Also available as an A3 Poster

£650.00

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Daffyd’s Sea Lily

Dafydd ap Gwilym was a 14th Century Welsh Poet who called the Seagull the Sea Lily in a love poem to one of his many sweethearts. He is described as a “daring and original poet who linked traditional bardic poetry with the (then) current European fashion of courtly love.”* Sadly he died quite young, most probably of the Black Death.

*Selected Poems of Dafydd ap Gwilym edited by Rachel Bromwich.

The original is framed in Limed Ash under glass, 102×87.5cms

Also available as an A3 Poster

£695.00

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Barn Owl

The symbol of wisdom, and often associated with clairvoyance and magic, the night-time is Owl’s domaine. Hunting its prey silently, it can see what others can’t. Owl’s ability to turn its head through almost 360 degrees gives Owl its supernatural qualities in some cultures. Owl is one of the few birds to be found in prehistoric cave paintings like the one at Chauvet in France.

The original is pastel on A1 canvas.
As this is unframed and done in pastel, this piece is sold as Collect from Studio only.

Also available as an A3 Poster

£450.00

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The Magpie’s Hoard

Magpies are symbolic of intelligence and wit. Members of the corvid family they show an extraordinarily high IQ and are equally resourceful as well. They are also known as having a cunning and shrewd nature and unfortunately in many cultures they are known to symbolise deceit, opportunism, and illusion. They are of course also known for collecting shiny objects to put in their nests.

The original measures 113×81.5cms
As this is unframed and done in pastel, this piece is sold as Collect from Studio only.

Also available as an A3 Poster

£450.00

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