March of the Ignis Fatuus

A glowing, green and yellow oil painting featuring a parade of spirits marching through the marsh.

A glowing, green and yellow oil painting featuring a parade of spirits marching through the marsh. This image focuses on a detail of a luminous cat and sword placed next to each other.

A glowing, green and yellow oil painting featuring a parade of spirits marching through the marsh. This image focuses on a detail of the main figure, a young knight carrying a giant yellow flag.

A glowing, green and yellow oil painting featuring a parade of spirits marching through the marsh. This image focuses on a detail of the crowd of spirits following behind a yellow flag, taking on different poses throughout the line, and including 2 knights, 4 women, and a single cow.

Original Art by Olivia Di Gregorio

From the artist’s private collection, ‘March of the Ignis Fatuus’ is one part from a nine painting series titled, ‘The Lesser Goldfinch’: observing surreality in the late medieval period; following young characters who felt a call to arms, finding purpose through worship, and redeeming themselves amongst absolute ruination. This narrative explores Norse and Celtic mythology, English Magic, and recorded history in medieval lapidaries by interpreting Ethan Hawke’s ‘Rules for a Knight’.

‘March of the Ignis Fatuus’
Oil on stretched cotton canvas
44” x 18” x 2”
2019

$1,040 $1,040

Out of stock

Installment payment plans are available. No interest for 6 months.
Select “Paypal Credit” at check out.

Every Day Original Release Schedule:

10:30am EST – New original art posted every day
11am EST – Mailing list gets exclusive access email
12pm EST – Exclusive access buy button activates
12:30pm EST – Public sale opens

Join Our Exclusive Access Mailing List:

About the Artist

Olivia Di Gregorio

Olivia Di Gregorio is an internationally exhibited and published new generation artist in Toronto, having graduated from OCAD University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Design in Illustration, and a minor in Drawing & Painting. Since graduating, Di Gregorio was chosen as a finalist in the Traditional Art category for the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize in 2021, and has exhibited work in international galleries from San Francisco, Denver, South Korea, and the UK. Her paintings have also been published in Supersonic Art, and BOOOOOOOM’s ‘Tomorrow’s Talent’ Vol. II, Vol. III, and Vol. IV. Last year, Di Gregorio was invited to be a resident artist at The Pouch Cove Foundation in Newfoundland, and was recently selected as a finalist for the 2025 Figureworks Prize in Ottawa.