A MURDER OF CROWS print

A murder of crows — the traditional collective noun for a flock of crows, originating from medieval folklore where these birds were associated with ill omens, death, and witchcraft. The name carries within it centuries of unease and fascination, the crow’s intelligence and darkness making it one of the most mythologised of birds: a creature of the threshold, at home in the space between the living world and whatever lies beyond it.

This is a painting about that darkness and that beauty — the crow in its element, the folklore alive in every feather, the air ringing with their raucous call.

CROW: A MURDER OF CROWS — 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

Available sizes:
A3 — Image size 10 x 10 inches — £80
A2 — Image size 15 x 15 inches — £150