Defying her curse, she looks out the window and heads in a small boat to Camelot. Punished for breaking the curse, she dies before reaching her destination. Here is depicts the Lady of Shalott in her final moments, as she lets go of the boat’s chain: her mouth is parted as she sings ‘her last song’.
The tapestry she wove during her confinement is draped over the boat. The artist hints at her near demise: in front of her is a crucifix and next to her are three candles, two of them blown-out. Candles were often used to symbolized life, and the two blown-out candles signify that her life will end soon.
New - mounted on card stock & ready to frame, give as a gift or use as a Postcard
Size: 7 x 5 inches - 17.78 x 12.7 cm
*** Does NOT include a frame *** Frame is for presentation ONLY **
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