Senecio squalidus - The Oxford ragwort
This hardy little plant is native to the volcanic slopes of mount Etna in Sicily, but was introduced to England in the 1700s. It escaped from the botanic garden in Oxford and became widespread throughout the country.
A few hundred years later, while strolling along a quiet canal that winds its way through East London, I noticed it for the first time and stopped to look closer.
Drawn with biro and painted with Indian ink during the spring of 2026.
Limited edition Giclée fine art print
Highly textured aquarelle paper with a watercolour feel
Available in A5 / A4 / A3 / A2
Signed, dated and numbered by hand
Unframed
Packaged carefully for international shipping
Senecio squalidus - The Oxford ragwort
Printing & Materials
Each piece is printed on Canson Aquarelle, chosen for its texture and longevity.
The prints are designed to hold detail and tone over time without fading.
Each one is signed, dated and numbered by hand.
Packaging
Prints are carefully wrapped in protective paper and packaged to ensure they arrive safely.
Shipping
Orders are prepared and dispatched within a few days.
You’ll receive a confirmation once your order has been shipped.
Delivery times vary depending on location.
Returns
If your print arrives damaged or there is an issue with your order, please get in touch and I’ll make it right.
Care
To keep the print in its best condition, avoid direct sunlight and high humidity.
Framing behind glass is recommended for longevity.
