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Idle by Ruschka du Toit Gird

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$25 $160 In stock

Category: ART PRINTS

Art print design by Ruschka du Toit Gird for Hôtel Magique.
The title of this artwork is from a poem by Mary Oliver called: “The Summer Day”.
The original artwork was created with acrylic and ink on paper.

Hôtel Magique art prints are printed in the Netherlands on 250 and 300 gsm FSC and PEFC-certified Biotop paper.
Size A3 is available unframed or framed with our signature matt black aluminium, natural white aluminium, oak wood, or slightly darker mahogany wood finish frames.
Size A2 is available unframed or framed with our signature matt black aluminium or oak wood finish frames.

Ruschka du Toit Gird is a self-taught artist from Cape Town, South Africa. 
She works intuitively, using loose lines and emotive brushstrokes to express the beauty she finds in the everyday. 
Although drawn to still life, her organic lines seem in motion.
Allowing space for the unexpected in her art is a lesson she holds close in life; that we cannot always control an outcome but it can be magical nonetheless.

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A1 and A2 size art prints and magique rugs are non-refundable, all other products can be returned within 14 days
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 22 reviews)

Charlotte F. ★★★★★

The print captures the quiet, poetic mood of Mary Oliver's line so well—the ink work has a delicate, hand-made feel that photos don't fully do justice to. It arrived well-packaged and looks lovely in a simple frame above my desk.

Owen Q. ★★★★★

The acrylic and ink texture really comes through in the print—it has that layered, painterly depth you can't get from a flat digital file. I framed it in our reading nook and the poem reference adds a quiet, thoughtful mood to the whole room.

Samuel Y. ★★★★★

The print captures the soft, contemplative mood of the poem perfectly, and the acrylic-and-ink texture translates beautifully even on paper. It arrived well-protected and flat, ready to frame. I’ve been staring at it every morning since.