The Oak at Oversley Green – Limited Edition Tree Print
The Oak at Oversley Green is a magnificent veteran English oak standing in the Warwickshire countryside near Alcester. Captured by award-winning countryside photographer Charles Sainsbury-Plaice, this limited edition print celebrates one of Britain's most iconic native trees and the timeless beauty of the rural landscape.
English oaks have shaped the countryside for centuries, providing food and shelter for thousands of species while acting as enduring landmarks. Veteran trees such as this become living ecosystems, supporting birds, bats, insects, fungi and lichens. Charles photographed this remarkable oak as the evening light illuminated its broad canopy, revealing the strength and character that has made the oak a symbol of Britain for generations.
Oversley Green lies within a landscape of ancient hedgerows and traditional farmland. Trees like this have witnessed changing seasons, farming traditions and rural life for hundreds of years. The warm light and peaceful setting make this photograph equally suited to a country home, office or study, bringing a sense of calm and connection with nature.
Limited Edition Fine Art Print
- Signed and numbered by Charles Sainsbury-Plaice
- Museum-quality archival print
- Available framed or print only
- Produced in the UK
Charles Sainsbury-Plaice is renowned for photographing Britain's ancient trees and landscapes. His work featured in The Queen's Green Canopy, celebrating remarkable trees across the UK.
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About Charles Sainsbury-Plaice
Charles Sainsbury-Plaice is a British countryside photographer specialising in trees, rural landscapes and country life. His professional experience includes working for HM The King for 25 years. This long association with the British countryside and its traditions informs the careful observation and sense of place found throughout his photography. Discover more of Charles' wider photographic work at charlessainsburyplaice.co.uk.
