The Glen Loyne Pine
Ink on vellum, 2025
80x60cm
(framed )
Descended from the first pines to arrive in the country in about 7,000BC, the surrounding woodland is at risk from overgrazing by deer. The number of pine trees has dropped to just 57.
This painting was one of four commissioned by the Society of Antiquaries to feature in Magna Carta 1225 in August 2025.
Dan said to the BBC:
"The Totems to the Charter are the silent witnesses; the ancient veteran trees that were around at the time of the signing, 800 years ago.
"These rare, silent witnesses are largely the accidental survivors in dense forests; embodying history myth and legend, not to mention extraordinary eco-systems of their own.
"They deserve more reverence and protection than any manmade structure."
The paintings, were displayed from 25 July to 19 September 2025 at the Society of Antiquaries and Trees for Life.
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