Inspired by Wuthering Heights
Haworth: Wuthering Heights Country
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The Scene
From Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (1847), Chapter 3. Lockwood, sleeping in the old oak bed, is woken by a fir branch tapping at the window. He breaks the pane to stop it, and a small, ice-cold hand closes on his own. A voice sobs, "Let me in, let me in!"
The Style
A still Romantic interior in oil: deep shadow, a single window and the quiet before something happens.
The Inspiration
The look comes from Caspar David Friedrich's Woman at a Window (1822), in the Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin: the still figure, the dark frame and the cold light beyond. The hand, the lattice and the snow are my own.
How It's Made
A print of a digital artwork in the style of an early nineteenth-century Romantic oil painting, not an original. Each carries my printed Chapter & Scene signature.
Sizes and Frames
A4, A3 or 12 x 16 in, unframed or framed (slim pine in black, white or natural oak, ready to hang). Made to order on heavyweight 200gsm+ archival matte paper. Free delivery to the UK and US.
