Paul Rushworth-Brown

The domestic interior of a peasant household was rarely divided between work, rest, and family life. Beds, tools, and household goods often occupied the same confined space, reflecting material scarcity and the absence of privacy. Within these interiors, daily routines unfolded under constant social and moral expectation, shaping behaviour as much as law or doctrine.

Set against the political and religious upheaval of the Crusades, The Price of Loyalty follows those caught between oath and conscience. Malve von Hassell strips away romanticised history to reveal a world where loyalty is never abstract — it is paid for in blood, silence, and difficult choices.

Paul’s latest work, Outback Odyssey, has been featured across multiple platforms: