This nostalgic print will fit a cosy corner in the house. Roman capitals are turned into a rolling landscape, first see fields and trees, then within them the words of the poem appear. 

By William Henry Davies (1871 – 1940) 
 
WHILE joy gave clouds the light of stars, 
That beamed wher'er they looked; 
And calves and lambs had tottering knees, 
Excited, while they sucked; 
While every bird enjoyed his song, 
Without one thought of harm or wrong-- 
I turned my head and saw the wind, 
Not far from where I stood, 
Dragging the corn by her golden hair, 
Into a dark and lonely wood. 

Shown here framed is the A2 print. We will send you your print unframed, for you to frame locally.


 
Limited edition 25 x A2 25 x A3



 
Gicleé print



 
Available in sizes A2 and A3

 
Packaged in protective cardboard tube 

 
Shipped within the UK only