Until God Burn Time
Signed verso acrylic on carved oak, discarded by a furniture maker because it had a few small surface cracks ('checks').
The words are from He tells of the Perfect Beauty by W.B. Yeats (1865-1939).
Slightly paraphrasing, Wenham in choosing this quotation wanted to change the somewhat High Romantic tone of the original short poem, into something more personal and immediate. To do this he removed the phrase 'until God burn time' to make the title and changed the position of the line breaks to emphasise the final 'and you'.
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Signed verso acrylic on carved oak, discarded by a furniture maker because it had a few small surface cracks ('checks').
The words are from He tells of the Perfect Beauty by W.B. Yeats (1865-1939).
Slightly paraphrasing, Wenham in choosing this quotation wanted to change the somewhat High Romantic tone of the original short poem, into something more personal and immediate. To do this he removed the phrase 'until God burn time' to make the title and changed the position of the line breaks to emphasise the final 'and you'.
