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Twenty-four little doors, twenty-four small deliveries of Christmas — open one a day and 42 pieces at a time, a market square full of fairground lights and mulled-wine steam starts to take shape.
The carousel horses are mid-spin, the tree in the middle of the square is nearly as tall as the shopfronts around it, and somewhere in the crowd Santa is making his way through, stopping for anyone who wants a word. Victor McLindon's painterly crowds and period detail make this the kind of scene worth lingering over.
Open a door a day right through December and watch the whole town come together, piece by piece, in time for Christmas Eve.
The painterly market scene is packed with tightly clustered stalls, crowds and fairground details typical of McLindon's busy compositions, giving few large plain areas to sort by.



















