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Each collection below is a world of its own. Step in, and its works open one by one — the history beneath, the mythology within, the methodology behind. New collections join the archive here as they are made.
Île-de-France
Each monument here was raised to mean something. The photographs bring forward its history, its symbolism, and the details a passing glance misses, from a royal chapel’s glass to the frieze of an arch, and each arrives with the story of how it was captured.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh keeps its meaning in its legends. Each work opens onto the history of its place, the story that gave it weight, and the details waiting in the frame, from a faithful terrier’s vigil to a raven’s watch over a weathered monument.
Swamp of Sorrows
Each landscape charts one stage of grief. The works reveal what the stone presences and the lone figure at the water’s edge stand for, with the symbolism and detail of each crossing read closely, from the first weight of sorrow to the quiet of letting go.
Watch as the Myth of Persephone Awakens
Empress of Death
Every symbol in these works carries a piece of the Persephone myth. The pomegranate, the hellhounds, the silk, and the gates all hold a meaning, unfolded scene by scene as the maiden descends and rises as sovereign, with the legend behind the details.
Collecting the Work
The work is offered as a permanent collection, allowing collectors and designers to return to it with confidence over time. Each print is produced to exacting archival standards and accompanied by documented provenance, a digital Certificate of Authenticity, insured delivery, and ongoing studio support.
Whether you are choosing a work for your own home or specifying one for an interior, each work gathers what you need in one place: its story, its materials, its scale, and how to bring it home.
Digital Certificate of Authenticity
Each acquisition is registered in the House of Montague studio archive and accompanied by a personalized digital Certificate of Authenticity.
Your certificate records the title, collection, medium, year of creation, print dimensions, collector’s name, archive number, and date of issue. It is digitally signed by TC Montague through Adobe Acrobat, providing cryptographic verification of the document’s authenticity and integrity.
The archive number connects your acquisition to its studio record—a continuing reference for questions of authorship and documentation.