Grayling Collection (#5)
Grayling, a selection of fish that captivates with its beauty and grace. Just like the saintly throng forming a celestial rose in Paradiso, Canto 31
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Grayling, a selection of fish that captivates with its beauty and grace. Just like the saintly throng forming a celestial rose in Paradiso, Canto 31. Its delicate wings fluttering like butterflies from the 19th century, created by an unknown artist. The black knot drawing by Georges Seurat in pencil, circa 1882, adds depth to its mystique. In Fresh Water Britain & Europe's Grayling PM 9109, captured by P. Morris/ARDEA LONDON, we witness this magnificent creature thriving in its natural habitat. A butterfly named after it dances through the air with elegance and charm. The European grayling found along the Sava River in Slovenia creates a mesmerizing sight during June evenings, and is as if they are performing their own phallic dance inspired by Mesolithic art. But let us not forget about the Grayling schooner and yachts of olden times that sailed across vast oceans with grandeur and sophistication. As we delve into history, we encounter representations of ancient lords' ghosts flying around Blandy Castle's walls in France—a haunting reminder of past lives intertwined with mystery and intrigue. Meanwhile, Felix Vallotton's painting depicts a woman searching within a closet—an allegory for our quest to uncover hidden truths about these enigmatic creatures dwelling beneath tranquil waters. Witnessing European graylings pair spawning brings forth awe-inspiring moments—the dark male protecting his mate amidst Lake Thun's depths. Grayling transcends mere existence; it embodies artistry both on canvas and within nature itself—a testament to life's intricate tapestry woven delicately yet powerfully throughout time.