Magpie in Blossom
Title: Magpie in Blossom
Birds, Beast and Blooms Collection 2025
• One of a kind, Original Acrylic Artwork on professional grade canvas paper
• Signed by Nicola King
• Picture size: A4 - 210mm x 148mm x 210mm
• Includes a white, textured mount - ready to frame - mount size: 14” x 11”
• Certificate of Authenticity
• Quality assured - created with Windsor and Newton Professional Acrylics to ensure long-lasting vibrant colours and durability.
Much love xx Nicola xx
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Magpie Blossom
Often associated with superstition and the phrase “one for sorrow”, the magpie is often viewed as a nuisance bird: bold, noisy, and not always welcome. In this painting, that reputation is set deliberately against something softer: bright cherry blossom, fresh greens, and the feeling of spring and renewal.
This piece painted in August 2025 forms part of Nicola’s ongoing exploration of British wildlife, flora, and fauna.