I Saw The Sun Force The Darkness To Hide
I Saw The Sun Force The Darkness To Hide
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I Saw The Sun Force The Darkness To Hide by HavenLight Publishing is a premium piece of bird wall art designed to bring depth, atmosphere, and character to your space.
This artwork pairs beautifully with cabins, lodges, and modern rustic interiors—especially when displayed at larger sizes where the mood and detail can fully shine.
Available as premium canvas and framed prints, I Saw The Sun Force The Darkness To Hide is crafted to create a confident focal point in living rooms, entryways, offices, and curated wall displays.
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"I was out foraging in the woods today,
This morning, when it was cooly,
Dark, and quiet, only the birds had a say.
I saw the sun force the darkness to hide,
Allowing me to see;
Strewn branches, twigs and leaves astride.
Dead waste or my fire’s delight?!
I came home successfully,
Joyfully and proud with the efforts of my might."
- "Foraging" by Bekah Halle
Reproduced from the artist's original artwork of Oil on Board 18 x 24. Painted 2024.
Painter Mary Sauer was born in Greenville, Kentucky in 1986. Her work has been exhibited throughout the United States including over a dozen shows in New York City alone. Mary is a 2014 recipient of The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant for traditional figure painting and winner of the 2014 Director’s Award at the Springville Museum of Art’s annual Spring Salon. Mary's art is influenced by nineteenth century painting including John Singer Sargent, the Pre-Raphaelites, and the French Academics as well as contemporary realist academic painting and fashion photography. Her philosophy is to combine the nineteenth century techniques of painting with more modern conceptual ideas, especially regarding how we present ourselves to the world psychologically.
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Story Behind the Art
Story Behind the Art
I Saw The Sun Force The Darkness To Hide by HavenLight Publishing is a premium piece of bird wall art designed to bring depth, atmosphere, and character to your space.
This artwork pairs beautifully with cabins, lodges, and modern rustic interiors—especially when displayed at larger sizes where the mood and detail can fully shine.
Available as premium canvas and framed prints, I Saw The Sun Force The Darkness To Hide is crafted to create a confident focal point in living rooms, entryways, offices, and curated wall displays.
Explore more: Bird Wall Art, Large Wall Art.
"I was out foraging in the woods today,
This morning, when it was cooly,
Dark, and quiet, only the birds had a say.
I saw the sun force the darkness to hide,
Allowing me to see;
Strewn branches, twigs and leaves astride.
Dead waste or my fire’s delight?!
I came home successfully,
Joyfully and proud with the efforts of my might."
- "Foraging" by Bekah Halle
Reproduced from the artist's original artwork of Oil on Board 18 x 24. Painted 2024.
About the Artist
About the Artist
Painter Mary Sauer was born in Greenville, Kentucky in 1986. Her work has been exhibited throughout the United States including over a dozen shows in New York City alone. Mary is a 2014 recipient of The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant for traditional figure painting and winner of the 2014 Director’s Award at the Springville Museum of Art’s annual Spring Salon. Mary's art is influenced by nineteenth century painting including John Singer Sargent, the Pre-Raphaelites, and the French Academics as well as contemporary realist academic painting and fashion photography. Her philosophy is to combine the nineteenth century techniques of painting with more modern conceptual ideas, especially regarding how we present ourselves to the world psychologically.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
If your order has a time sensitivity that requires expedited shipping, please Contact Us so that we can confirm our ability to meet your time requirements.
We use real-time shipping on this site. The shipping charge on your order is determined at order placement using UPS and USPS shipping rate calculators. If you feel that the shipping charges are incorrect, please Contact Us and let us know of your situation. A real person (not a calculator) will respond during business hours and resolve your issue prior to shipment.
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