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2024 UNA & THE LION:
The 2024 Una & the Lion is by wildelife artist Carroll Hutchings who initially worked in pen and ink to create an illustration casting elegant Una and the mighty lion as two connected sides of one story. Carroll’s fresh interpretation breathes new life into their timeless legend, Una’s poise balanced against the lions’ ferocity, their individual personalities entwined by natural features that might have been found in the woodland where they met.
2024 GODDESSES CYBELE:
Despite originating from ancient myths and legends the Goddesses inform our modern lives more than we maybe realize. Their stories of family drama, wars fought by great dynasties, love found and lost, the worlds of nature and magic and the realms of gods and men feature fantastical creatures, characters and moral codes that inspire our contemporary imaginations and way of life.
2024 LUCKY ANGEL:
19th Century navy captains wouldn’t leave port without an Angel in their purses and even Napoleon himself was not beyond its charms. He is believed to have carried one everywhere only to fatefully lose it the day before his final defeat at Waterloo. The legend continued into the 20th Century, with combat pilots in Vietnam and Iraq flying with a ‘lucky’ Angel in their cockpits.
2024 FAERIE QUEENE REDCROSSE & THE DRAGON:
Book One tells the story of The Redcrosse Knight and his quest to rescue the Lady Una’s parents from an evil dragon. As the pair approached the tower where her mother and father were held, the dragon reared high over their heads, its wings spread wide to block out the sun and its writhing vastness covered in tightly laced scales that seemed to offer no hope of wounding it.
