​swiftly

Indian Ink, 2017
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Painted in 2017 after I had been living in Lisbon for several years. I was already getting used to the tell-tale sign of the Swallow with its forked tail dancing in the breeze, signifying the arrival of spring. Known as 'Andorinhas' in Portuguese, the bird was made famous by the ceramic artist Rafael Bordallo Pinheiro, who, in 1891, created ceramic versions that can still be seen on homes throughout the country. The Swallow is associated with values such as home, family, love and loyalty, as it is a migratory bird that returns every year to the same place to nest.
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SMALL €25
​edition /50

MEDIUM €35
​edition /30

LARGE 40€   
​edition/50

EXTRA LARGE 65€   edition /30

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print information​

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​High Quality Digital Reproduction
300gms acid-free watercolour paper

​Limited Edition, Signed and Dated
Each print is hand signed and dated by the artist

Presented in soft white 1.4mm passpartout 
Acid free, will not fade, and ready to frame
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FREE ​worldwide ​shipping​
Backed with 1mm PH neutral backing board
and packaged in cellophane for protection.

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If unhappy with your purchase a full refund will be given on receipt of the returned item in its original received condition.  Please note postage costs for returns must be covered by the buyer. ​If the item is damaged in transit, I will negotiate a percentage refund on receipt of proof of damage

birds of a feather (go together)