about the artist

dan whiteson is a young portrait and figurative painter from london. he studied at central saint martins and now lives and works out of his studio in tottenham. he has a fascination for the human condition and more recently worked on the impact of the digital age on human physicality.

the story

“when i think of walthamstow, i think of the wetlands. over lockdown, they became a haven for me and my family; a chance for us all to delight in the wonder of the natural world, and to rediscover a joy for nature through our children. bird watching became part of our routine; the excitement of hearing a woodpecker or the stoic, elegant grey heron were the highlights of our days. with this series, i wanted to celebrate the beauty of those birds, who unknowingly gave, and still give, so much to us, and to give thanks to walthamstow wetlands and all its treasures.” - dan

about the artwork

this is an original pen on paper drawing measuring 29.7 x 42 cm (a3). it is framed in a slim aluminium soft black frame measuring 30.7 x 43 cm.

delivery

we undertake to dispatch the artwork within 3 working days of receiving the order. there is a postage and packaging cost of £15 for this original piece. it is free to collect from the walthamstow snug.