Death | Janis Rozentāls | 1897

A white-cloaked figure bends to kiss an infant resting in its mother’s arms. Only the sickle held low at the figure’s side makes the visitor’s identity explicit. Rozentāls places the encounter beside a woodland path, among small flowers, a green jug and the mother’s discarded footwear. These ordinary details make the apparition all the more intimate. The mother’s watchful face and the child’s stillness leave the moment suspended between tenderness and the terrible finality implied by the title.

Frame:

Created from high-quality wood with clean lines and a satin black finish. Presented with a 2.4 mm snow-white bevel-cut window mount.

All framed prints feature premium fine art paper, chosen for its tonal range and detailed reproduction of the original artwork.

Print:

• Black wooden frame
• Premium fine art paper
• 2.4 mm snow-white mount
• Handmade by specialist picture framers
• Delivered ready for hanging