Artwork description:

There is no denying that the birch is a very Polish tree, even though it occupies ‘only’ 6% of Polish forests. It is it that features in the nostalgic poems of the bardic poets, it is under crosses made of its wood that soldiers fallen in battle lie.
This steadfastness and strength, which helped it follow the receding glacier northwards, has become so engrained in our consciousness that it is difficult to imagine the Polish landscape without it.

Giclée Fine Art Print

image size 45 x 30cm | actual size 55 x 40 cm | limited edition 2/20

Printed on FOMEI Collection Baryta Mono 290 gsm/ Museum quality fine art paper

Each edition is numbered and signed by the artist en verso.

featured in the Black & White Magazine Special Issue #113 as the winners of the Black & White Magazine Single Image 2016 Contest

Materials used:

Museum quality archival paper

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Featured by our Editors:

• International landscapes