The young face of mother nature by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
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The presence of two butterflies, confidently perched on her, adds a layer of symbolism. Butterflies are often associated with transformation, rebirth, suggesting that the girl in the artwork not only embodies the spirit of nature but also plays an active role in nurturing and supporting its continual growth . Her expression is one of enigmatic serenity. Like the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, her eyes seem detached from any overt emotion, giving her a timeless and almost otherworldly quality.
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Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
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