Spring Light at the Abbey is one of Malti B. Lee’s most heartfelt works — a painting that grew out of longing, reflection, and the quiet hope of new beginnings. Created during a year of separation from her family, the piece captures her sense of homesickness upon hearing of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing. In that moment, Westminster Abbey became more than a historical landmark; it became a bridge between memory and renewal, loss and light.
Bathed in soft yellows and greens, Spring Light at the Abbey radiates warmth and optimism. The twin towers of Westminster rise like lacework against a glowing sky, surrounded by blooms that symbolize the resilience of spring. It’s both a tribute and a transition — marking the end of one era and the dawn of another, reflecting the coronation of King Charles and the ever-turning rhythm of life.
Each fine-art giclée print preserves the original’s luminous layers and intricate architectural detail. Printed to museum standards on archival cotton paper, every piece is hand-signed by the artist, ensuring its authenticity and long-lasting vibrancy.
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Medium: Fine-art giclée print on 100% cotton archival paper
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Weight: 290 gsm, acid-free, fade-resistant
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Edition: Hand-signed by the artist
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Size: 11” × 14”
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Artist Location: Austin, Texas
Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings.