The Lark Ascending - (Lark)

The Lark Ascending

"The Lark Ascending" is inspired by George Meredith’s poem about a skylark singing an impossibly beautiful, almost heavenly song. The poem also inspired a short, single-movement piece by English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, written in 1914 as World War I began.

A highly detailed bird soars against rainbow-hued sunrise clouds, with light gently filtering through its feathers. The lark shares its song to mark a new day. As with all her work, the artist creates a piece stunning from afar and intricately detailed up close. Popular in nurseries and as a tribute to loved ones lost.

Sizes:

Original: 50 x 70cm acrylic on canvas. Includes certificate of authenticity - available at Natasha Pearl Gallery, Chalk Pit Farm, Bekesbourne nr Canterbury, Kent

Fine art print: Printed on A3 paper with border. Image size 25 x 35cm. Limited print run of 150. Includes signed certificate of authenticity.

Printed Canvas: 50 x 70cm (plus 1cm frame if selected)