We like a small ghost best when it comes with a little abrasion. The brushwork is loose, the meadow is overgrown, and the sky has weather in it which is what stops this tipping into saccharine.

It brings a calm, slightly autumnal mood to a room. Warm browns, muted greens and off-white do the heavy lifting, with tiny flashes of deep blue from the cornflowers.

Hang it somewhere you actually spend time: a child’s bedroom wall, a reading nook, the bit of hallway you pass every morning. It likes eye level, on its own, with breathing space.

Pair it with oak or pine, linen bedding, cream throws and a paper or rattan shade. Small ceramics in cream or stoneware keep the tone.

Don’t crowd it with bright primary colours or glossy modern frames both fight the softness. Stretched canvas, ready to hang straight from the box.