Acrylic on cradled board. Size 40cms x 100cms x 2.5cms deep. Delivered ready to hang. Can be framed too.

Rowan trees were planted next to homes and sacred places to protect the inhabitants, and guard against evil magic. I was inspired to paint a landmark of three trees shielding a red roofed bothy, when the autumn leaves of the trees are flaming in colour and falling. They have a significant bond, plus they brighten the arduous journey along the pathway to the summit. The red roof bothy is a unique part of Scottish culture, where the roof was made of tin and would rust due to the elements. A painting inspired by the past few years of walking up and down the mountains of England, Wales, and Scotland.