And All Because The Lady Loves Milk Tray
Original mixed media collage on paper
100cm x 70cm
Framed in a white washed wooden frame - 110cm × 80cm
£130 DELIVERY TO MAINLAND UK / INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COST CALCULATED AT CHECKOUT
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Original mixed media collage on paper
100cm x 70cm
Framed in a white washed wooden frame - 110cm × 80cm
£130 DELIVERY TO MAINLAND UK / INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COST CALCULATED AT CHECKOUT
If your region is not available in the delivery options, please contact me directly before placing your order.
Please be aware that all purchases outside the UK may incur customs duty (please see my shipping page for more info)
Original mixed media collage on paper
100cm x 70cm
Framed in a white washed wooden frame - 110cm × 80cm
£130 DELIVERY TO MAINLAND UK / INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COST CALCULATED AT CHECKOUT
If your region is not available in the delivery options, please contact me directly before placing your order.
Please be aware that all purchases outside the UK may incur customs duty (please see my shipping page for more info)
"And All Because The Lady Loves Milk Tray' Part of Maria Rivans's Still Life Series. 'And all Because the Lady Loves Milk Tray' takes its title from the iconic Cadbury's Milk Tray adverts of the 1970s. In this opulent collage, life is more than a box of chocolates: it's an overflowing bouquet of wild flowers, brimming with birds, butterflies and bees. But all is not quite as it seems: up in the top corner, a black and white pylon is being scaled by an intrepid climber. Is this the ladder of progress, leading us away from the colour and vibrancy of nature? Or is it simply the man from Milk Tray out on an urgent mission to deliver more chocolates? Subverting the kitsch advertising slogan Rivans collage is more than eye candy: it's a meditation on the harmony of nature and human creation, reminding us that the things we make can coexist with the natural world - but only if we remember that life is the sweetest gift we are given.
