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"Fine art giclée print on 310gsm Hahnemühle German Etching. Museum-quality inks and paperArchival lifespan of up to 200 yearsYour purchase directly supports the artist Artist&#39;s StatementThis piece references a pivotal scene in Homer&#39;s The Odyssey, where Odysseus returns to his home in Ithaca from the war after 20 years but is disguised as a beggar. His wife Penelope orders a maidservant named Eurycleia to wash &quot;the visitors&quot; feet, but it just so happens Eurycleia also raised Odysseus and recognises a scar on his thigh that he got from a boat when he was a boy.BiographyBronagh Lee is an illustrator and artist based in Dublin, Ireland. She graduated from NCAD in 2016 with a BA Hons in Printmaking and then completed a course in Graphic Design from DID. She has been working as a freelance illustrator since, developing illustration for posters, zines, editorial design and prints. Her work is a playful take on illustration, using soft curves and fluidity to create whimsical narratives that are both bold and delicate in their execution."
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