£1,050.00
Great Haywood Junction. Through dramatic light and moody skies, Autumn gives way to Winter in this painting. This seasonal change naturally calls for reflection of all we have gained and lost. The nature of the painting is further emphasised by the motif of the flowers in the hedge and also the date on which it was completed.
Challenge: Did you notice the flowers in the picture and how do think this relates to the date on which the picture was painted?
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Challenge Answer:
The poppies are in the shadows of the hedge in the bottom left of the painting. The date is 100 years after the Armistice was signed at 11 o’clock on the 11th November 1918. Yet increased awareness of our own mortality intensifies our appreciation and experience of life.
Print Paper:
Signed, limited edition prints are reproduced onto museum heritage, conservation grade 310gsm, acid free fine art paper.
