View our gallery of coloured prints and monochrome illustrations from the early English 'Age of Heroes'
See also our bookmarks gallery to accompany your background reading.
Available as a limited edition of 50 quality digital reproductions,signed by the artist. Pen and coloured Indian inks.
On 20th December,the Heathen English mark this night which is sacred to their ancestral womenfolk.
In common with their germanic cousins, the English have always respected their women and revered their wisdom and occult powers
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Eostre is a Goddess of Spring whose attributes are especially known in England.We name Easter after her,although she represents the regeneration and regrowth of nature as revered by our heathen forefathers.
She was mentioned by the venerable Bede who described her as one of the oldest known to the English people.The rising sun,the egg and the hare are all symbols connected to thisancient deity. The print comes unmounted. Size:12" wide x 16.5" high ( 21.5 cms wide x 42 cms high )
This large graphic image in vibrant colours shows the Gods of the Old English and would make a fine centrepiece at home or gift or an educational aid for children being taught about their own culture. It could also be used in schools.A full descriptive text is given next to each figure
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Sceaf,the boy from the sea,is an ancient tale which describes the mythical origins of the English.
Available as a limited edition of 50 quality digital reproductions,signed by the artist. Pen and coloured Indian inks.Size:12" wide x 16.5" high ( 21.5 cms wide x 42 cms high )
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A heathen ancestral troth was noted in the 10th century by Ahmed Ibn Fahdlan as he travelled amongst the northern tribes during his embassy to the Volga Bulgars.
Available as a limited edition of 50 quality digital reproductions,signed by the artist. Pen and coloured Indian inks.
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Woden gives his eye at Mimir's Wel-the font of Knowledge,in order to learn the secrets of the world and heavens, watched by his wolves and ravens.In the background the warrior ancestors look on.
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Suitable for both adults and children, for schoolroom or as a centre- piece in the family home.This poster shows our early English heroes from the 'Adventus Saxonum'499 AD and warband leaders Hengist and Horsa, through to King Harold and Hereward 'the Wake' ,all depicted against the backdrop of a dramatic cliff side setting.Beneath each figure on a corresponding shield you can read about their deeds. Little has been done over the present century to make ourselves or our children proud of our own English heroes.This poster puts that right at last.*Each copy is signed individually by Mark Taylor.
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The bible has Ten Commandments: Mainly what you should NOT do!
The Heathen version gives clear insight about what is expected of the man or woman of honour.
These should be seen as a valuable life guide for children as well as adults.
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Available as a limited edition of 50 quality digital reproductions,signed by the artist. Pen and coloured Indian inks.
Size:12" wide x 16.5"high ( 21.5 cms wide x 42 cms high )
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Available as 100 limited edition quality digital reproductions, signed by the artist. Pen and coloured Indian inks
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Available as a limited edition of 100 quality digital reproductions, signed by the artist. Pen and coloured inks.
Size:9" wide x 11.25" high (23 cms wide x 28 cms high).
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Available as a limited edition of 100 quality digital reproductions,signed by the artist. Pen and coloured Indian inks<
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Eostre is a Goddess of Spring whose attributes are best known in England.We name Easter after her,although she represents the regeneration and regrowth of nature as revered by our heathen forefathers.
She was mentioned by the venerable Bede who described her as one of the oldest known to the English people.The rising sun,the egg and the hare are all symbols connected to this ancient diety.
This image is available as a high definition Giclee print with the words 'Eostre Goddess of Spring' in ROMAN CAPITALS beneath the print.
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Mark Taylor went to Ravenswood School in Kent with, amongst others, David Bowie and Peter Frampton.
He enjoyed his time in the very first specialised school-based art form from where he progressed to study fine art at Croydon College Of Art.
His paintings have been internationally exhibited and featured on BBC programmes such as Country Tracks and The One Show.He has recently had his work displayed in a feature article in 'Pagan Dawn' magazine.