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| Spring Witch by Colin Blanchard |
"Spring witch passed through the edge of the wood then bidden by a blackcap and watered by a willow warbler's trickle the ground turned green where her feet fell."
So my print has come home, Antony did a good job on framing, a dark blonde wood with a pale green matt. It seems strange amongst the Japanese prints, and has replaced an old painting we bought from a local dealer. This old painting has a history of falsification, a print over painted with oils but it is very Yorkshireish.
When I look at the 'Spring Witch' it will remind me of the pale lemon of the primrose in Spring, it will remind me also of scouring the woods for mushrooms, but most of all the words will remind me to accept the fact that witches, fairies may not exist but it would be magical if they did. ;)
The last of the lilies have opened, a pale lemon
So my print has come home, Antony did a good job on framing, a dark blonde wood with a pale green matt. It seems strange amongst the Japanese prints, and has replaced an old painting we bought from a local dealer. This old painting has a history of falsification, a print over painted with oils but it is very Yorkshireish.
When I look at the 'Spring Witch' it will remind me of the pale lemon of the primrose in Spring, it will remind me also of scouring the woods for mushrooms, but most of all the words will remind me to accept the fact that witches, fairies may not exist but it would be magical if they did. ;)
The last of the lilies have opened, a pale lemon
It is nice to change pictures around the home. I should do it more often, but it is not easy to find a picture that is just right. Your Spring Witch is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you, going to get another print from him.
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