A striking surrealist fine art print presented on a large format sheet, clipped at the top suggesting gallery or studio display. The base photograph depicts a young boy seated alone in a wooden church pew, bathed in warm golden light emanating from a tall Gothic stained glass window. The wall behind him is painted a dusty rose-pink. Over this photographic base, the artist has layered several collage elements: a leaping white rabbit reminiscent of carousel or fairground imagery marked with the number ‘496’; a vintage red monoplane soaring through a clouded blue sky; and a ghosted Old English text inscription reading ‘I am a hole in a flute, which the christ’s breath moves across’ — an adaptation of a verse by the Sufi poet Hafiz. The stained glass window bears a dedication plaque reading ‘Sacred to the Memory of Zachariah John Ellis, Superintendent of Sunday School.’ The piece blends religious imagery, childhood innocence, mysticism, and surrealism in a layered photographic collage style. The print has a metallic or gloss finish that catches light. Likely a contemporary fine art limited edition print rather than a commercial gig or film poster. Highly collectible for fans of surrealist and devotional art.
Print appears to be in very good condition. No visible tears, folds, or foxing observed. A binder clip is attached at the top centre edge — minor potential indentation mark to verify in person. Some minor dust specks visible on the metallic print surface in close-up shots but no structural damage apparent.
