Gluze Krug (2023) Sarah Macdonald

Gluze Krug explores the significance and permanency of the prehistoric burial site Ballowall Barrow, named after a Victorian antiquarian. The title combines Gluze (or Gloose), the location, and Krug, meaning mound in Cornish. Bright colours suggest a blinding spiritual light, while dark rocks and earth form shadows, metaphors for life and death.

Details: Oil on stretched canvas, white satin floater-style wood frame. Canvas: 70 × 70 cm. Frame: 75 × 75 × 5.5 cm. Includes certificate of ownership, insurance valuation, and occasionally a related sketch or photo.

Delivery: Local delivery in West Penwith or collection from Wild West Works, St. Just. UK shipping via Parcelforce Express 24 with tracking updates. Communication maintained throughout. For international shipping, please email Sarah.