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A melancholy lady mourns before a seaside sunrise in this lovely Victorian illustration of 1846 by Daniel Maclise and C.G. Lewis.
The original black-and-white engraving is long out of copyright and in the public domain. I've remixed it with a modern twist by digitally hand-painting it, which took me around 8-10 hours.
And to complement the enchanting imagery, I've incorporated a quotation from the beautiful 1846 poem Self-Interrogation by Emily Brontë: "Then art thou glad to seek repose? Art glad to leave the sea, and anchor all thy weary woes in calm Eternity?"
This pretty print is perfect for the 21st-century lover of 19th-century art and poetry. It would look wonderful on the wall of a neo-Victorian parlor, romantic boudoir, or steampunk study.
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★ This listing is for a high quality 8.5" x 11" full bleed (borderless) inkjet print on heavy matte cardstock of the above image. Ships in a plastic sleeve and is ready to frame. Please note that the colour balance of the print may be slightly different than that of the image on your computer, due to the wide variety of screen settings. I print each one myself and make certain it meets my standards.
If you have any questions, please check my shop policies or contact me!
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More Victorian poetry prints featuring William Blake, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats and others in my shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/Shakoriel
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