The Field of the Slain | Evelyn De Morgan | 1916 14th Century while a black dog looms

while a black dog looms behind her

reminiscent of Bosch's chaotic and imaginative style

adding a sense of solitude and peacefulness

6 cm x 61 cm

The Field of the Slain | Evelyn De Morgan | 1916 14th Century while a black dog loomsThe Field of the Slain (1916) by Evelyn De Morgan is a haunting allegory of war and mourning. A winged, sorrowful figure moves gently across a battlefield, gathering the pale faces of the dead into flowing folds of her robe. Set against a barren landscape, the painting conveys quiet grief, spiritual compassion, and the immense human cost of conflict. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin