SEA THRIFT

Pronounced chuff, the chough has long been known as the Crow of Cornwall and features on the Cornish coat of arms. With their distinctive chhe-ow call, scarlet beak and legs, and acrobatic flight along clifftops bright with sea thrift, choughs are now successfully breeding in Cornwall once more — a wild and joyful return.

Catherine Hyde's painting captures the chough in its element: the windswept coast, the pink bloom of thrift, the particular light of a Cornish spring.

SEA THRIFT — Fine Art Print
Reproduction from the original painting by Catherine Hyde

Museum-quality archival print with light-fast pigmented inks
Signed, titled, and numbered beneath the image — Limited Edition
Unmounted, presented flat with a backing board and protective cover