Orange Orchard Elegy by Treechild Goed Blauw and greens conveys the pleasure

and greens conveys the pleasure of a summer afternoon with a directness and spontaneity that remains striking more than 150 years after it was painted

its translucent bell glowing with bioluminescent light

Jay Stanley works in bold

while its balanced arrangement keeps the scene feeling both lively and harmonious

the saturated palette and defined contours of Rousseau's painting are reproduced with exceptional precision

Orange Orchard Elegy by Treechild Goed Blauw and greens conveys the pleasureOrange Orchard Elegy is Treechild at her most emotionally direct. A field of vivid orange blooms fills the composition with warmth and melancholy in equal measure the word 'elegy' earns its place, as the abundance of colour carries a sense of something fleeting and precious. The German illustrator's instinctive, free flowing mark making gives the work an organic energy: neither rigidly composed nor chaotic, but alive with genuine feeling rooted in her