Dandelion Delia signed giclée art print by Sue Dewhurst, presented in a 25 × 25 cm cream archival mount with protective wrapping, ready for framing.

Dandelion Delia | Signed Giclée Art Print

£35.00

Dandelion Delia

Don’t let the dandelion-clock hair fool you.

Delia might look like a harmless, flower-loving old hippie, but behind that magnificent white mop is a razor-sharp mind and a woman who has never been afraid to make her voice heard.

Once a formidable city executive, these days Delia puts her considerable talents to work fighting other people’s corners. She campaigns, protests, challenges authority and isn’t above attaching herself to the occasional railing.

She’s a whirlwind in tie-dye, with an acerbic wit and a heart firmly in the right place.

And those floating dandelion seeds? In some parts of Northern England, they’re known as sugar stealers.

So Dandelion Delia is off to steal some sugar.

Are you going to stop her?

Part of Sue Dewhurst’s Owd Lasses collection, Dandelion Delia is a narrative figurative artwork celebrating independent women, unconventional characters and the glorious contradictions of everyday life.

A little humour, a little defiance and a great deal of humanity.

A talking point for your wall.

Print details

  • Signed, open-edition giclée print by Sue Dewhurst
  • Presented in a 25 × 25 cm cream, archival-quality, acid-free mount
  • Ready to fit a standard 25 × 25 cm frame
  • Supplied mounted and unframed
  • Price: £35
  • For more in the series click here

Don’t be fooled by the floaty hair and dandelion clocks. Delia is nobody’s pushover.

A former city executive turned fearless campaigner, Dandelion Delia has swapped the boardroom for the barricades — and she’s still every bit as formidable.

She’s off to steal some sugar. Are you brave enough to stop her?

A gloriously spirited character from Sue Dewhurst’s Owd Lasses collection.

Signed giclée print | 25 × 25 cm mounted | £35

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Dandelion Delia

Don’t let the dandelion-clock hair fool you.

Delia might look like a harmless, flower-loving old hippie, but behind that magnificent white mop is a razor-sharp mind and a woman who has never been afraid to make her voice heard.

Once a formidable city executive, these days Delia puts her considerable talents to work fighting other people’s corners. She campaigns, protests, challenges authority and isn’t above attaching herself to the occasional railing.

She’s a whirlwind in tie-dye, with an acerbic wit and a heart firmly in the right place.

And those floating dandelion seeds? In some parts of Northern England, they’re known as sugar stealers.

So Dandelion Delia is off to steal some sugar.

Are you going to stop her?

Part of Sue Dewhurst’s Owd Lasses collection, Dandelion Delia is a narrative figurative artwork celebrating independent women, unconventional characters and the glorious contradictions of everyday life.

A little humour, a little defiance and a great deal of humanity.

A talking point for your wall.

Print details

  • Signed, open-edition giclée print by Sue Dewhurst
  • Presented in a 25 × 25 cm cream, archival-quality, acid-free mount
  • Ready to fit a standard 25 × 25 cm frame
  • Supplied mounted and unframed
  • Price: £35
  • For more in the series click here

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