• Black and white fine art photograph by Peter Delaney of five trees on a furrowed hillside beneath dark, dramatic storm clouds.
  • Peter Delaney’s Kareno: The Withered Field framed above a dining nook in a modern apartment, showing the black and white landscape photograph in an interior setting.
  • Peter Delaney’s Kareno: The Withered Field framed between two armchairs in a neutral contemporary living room, showing a suggested presentation for the photograph.
  • Peter Delaney’s black-and-white landscape photograph of a lone group of trees on a dark hillside, framed in white and displayed above a wooden sideboard in a neutral contemporary interior.
  • Peter Delaney’s Kareno: The Withered Field framed in a contemporary interior above a leather armchair, showing a suggested presentation for the black and white photograph.
  • Peter Delaney black-and-white landscape photograph of a solitary group of trees silhouetted on a dark rolling hillside beneath dramatic clouds.
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Peter Delaney

Kareno: The Withered Field

Kareno: The Withered Field

Peter Delaney

Photography

42 x 59.4 cm

€700.00 EUR
€700.00 EUR
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ARTWORK DETAILS

Medium: Giclée archival print

Materials: Giclée archival print

Signed: Yes, front

Edition size: of 11 (3 available)

Certificate of Authenticity: Yes

Year created: 2026

Framed: No

Ready to hang: No

Packaging: Rolled in a tube

Ships from: South Africa

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Wildlife photographer Peter Delaney with his camera while on safari in Africa.

From the artist

This work was born from a quiet fascination with the marks humans leave on the earth. High on a distant hill, five trees stood beneath a gathering storm. Below them, deep agricultural furrows drew the eye towards the horizon. I later learned that the trees had been deliberately left to provide shade for sheep: remnants of an older purpose in a landscape reshaped by farming and time.

Kareno (枯野) is a Japanese literary word for a desolate or withered field, an image found in classical poetry and associated with the passing of seasons and what remains.

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