At first, I intended to simply fill this piece with florals and foliage all relating to love, incorporating the symbolism of Victorian floriography and spiritual aphrodisiacs. But as soon as I had it all loosely sketched, I was struck with overwhelming inspiration to restart with a focus on the classic and complex story of Persephone. And so this became Her eye, Her garden of fateful pomegranates and defining florals. Then the garden expanded, no more a field of random wildflowers but now a symbolic bouquet of various Greek myths and fables, all pertaining to the interconnected themes of Love and Death.
To read the full story behind When Spring is Loved by Death, visit the Stories page.
 
- Fine art print on giclée quality watercolor paper
- Small: 5"x7" // actual art area 4"x6" oval
- Large: 8"x10" // actual art area 6"x8" oval
- Hand signed on front bottom border
 
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