"During a rather difficult time, exacerbated by COVID Lockdowns, I hit a low point. When my sweet dog, Ra'Ra, went through multiple invasive surgeries within a five month period, I totally lost my faith... I did an 'angel reading'. During the reading I had a vision of my spirit guide, (a Native American Chief/Medicine man) scooping up a lifeless little girl and returning her life force to her. I guess looking back it was the child in me he was healing. Painting the vision was profoundly emotional and sacred for me. My dear old friend and extraordinary Sat Nam Rasayan healer, Guru Dev Singh Khalsa, who left this life in the spring, appeared to me. I laughed and cried as I felt his very strong presence as I painted away. This painting holds a lot of meaning to me. Love and Light, Jane"

The Healer is one of the most personal works in Jane Hepburn's world: a vision of restoration painted at a moment of loss, when a spirit guide gathers a lifeless child and returns her life force. It is an image about being healed when you feel broken, and about the presence of those who watch over us.

This hand-finished archival giclée captures the character of the original canvas. Printed with archival inks on smooth, high-white cotton paper, it has a crisp, refined finish. At 44.9 x 60cm it carries real presence on a wall, bringing its message of love, light and renewal to any room. Stamped, signed and numbered by the artist, it is a collectible small edition of 50.

Jane Hepburn is an intuitive, conceptual artist, photographer and printmaker. Her work is guided by intuition and is known for vibrant colour, richly detailed imagery and uplifting themes of female strength, truth and togetherness. She also produces archival prints on paper and canvas, sometimes adding hand-finished details to bring out the character of the original work.

Edition: Small edition of 50
Stamped, signed and numbered: Yes
Medium: Hand-finished archival giclée with archival inks
Paper: Smooth Cotton High White, 100% cotton, 315gsm, archival, acid-free and lignin-free
Image size: 44.9 x 60cm
Paper size: 52.9 x 68.8cm
Year: 2021