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By Heather Roblin, the Daphne and Apollo sterling silver ring set.
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By Heather Roblin, the Daphne and Apollo sterling silver ring set.
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Tree Nymphs art by Dean Yeagle
Milo Manara
The Dryad
Artist: Evelyn de Morgan (English, 1855-1919)
Date: 1884-1885
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: De Morgan Collection, London, United Kingdom
Description
In Greek mythology dryads are mythological tree nymphs and protectors of the oak tree. Evelyn appears to have depicted a hamadryade, which is a type of nymph who is bonded to the tree itself. In this painting we can see the little nymph emerging from the tree, with her foot still hidden inside the tree’s stout trunk. Legend says that if the tree dies, the dryad will also die and for this reason the Gods punish any mortals who harm trees. Purple irises are at the dryad’s feet symbolize the minor Greek goddess Iris. Iris is the messenger of the gods, particularly Zeus and Hera. She is also the personification of the rainbow and, as goddess of sea and sky, provides clouds with water to rain upon the world to nourish plants and trees.
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The Hamadryad (also known as Le Bûcheron et l'Hamadryade Aïgeïros, and The Woodcutter and the Hamadryad Aïgeïros) (1870) by Émile Jean-Baptiste Philippe Bin (French, 1825 – 1897), 120.5 x 90 cms (47 1/4 in x 35 1/4 in), Musée Thomas-Henry, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, France
Yan!Klaus M. Moodboard
Klaus in love with a Dryad (Tree Nymph) Yandere Love
Klaus found her in the middle of a development destroying all of the excavators and bulldozers.
She ran away every time he saw her and so he decided to help her destroy the machines too big for her-the little Nymph giving him a chance after that and telling him of her friends that had been killed already-that if her tree dies, she dies and so Klaus called in a few favors, digging up the giant Oak Tree and having it replanted behind his home on his property where no one could ever bother her again. The Nymph didn’t really have a concept of money but she knew that moving her tree hadn’t been easy or cheap and she tried to express her appreciation.
She did what he thought she would, she sought him out after that, liking how much he cares for nature-though he didn’t really, he just wanted her and he would do anything to have her.