A multicultural symbol of the beauty of nature is butterfly, appearing in numerous examples of nature scenes of many artistic styles. Butterflies are included as elements of these scenes because they most efectively represents all positive characteristics of nature. Logic and prejudice has deprived moths of a similar status. Logically, since most "beauty in nature" scenes are set in day time, butterflies are the obvious choice for inclusion. For some artists, the butterfly and moth only symbolize: the beauty of symmetry, shape, pattern, color. These artists do not require their representations of these creatures to be interpreted. They copy these insects, some as faithfully as the photo-realists would copy a still life, a figure, a panorama, and only ask the viewer to observe the beauty. woensdag 24 maart 2010
Butterfly: Beauty of Nature
A multicultural symbol of the beauty of nature is butterfly, appearing in numerous examples of nature scenes of many artistic styles. Butterflies are included as elements of these scenes because they most efectively represents all positive characteristics of nature. Logic and prejudice has deprived moths of a similar status. Logically, since most "beauty in nature" scenes are set in day time, butterflies are the obvious choice for inclusion. For some artists, the butterfly and moth only symbolize: the beauty of symmetry, shape, pattern, color. These artists do not require their representations of these creatures to be interpreted. They copy these insects, some as faithfully as the photo-realists would copy a still life, a figure, a panorama, and only ask the viewer to observe the beauty. 
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A multicultural symbol of the beauty of nature is the butterfly, appearing in numerous examples of nature scenes of many artistic styles. Butterflies are included as elements of these scenes because they most efectively represents all positive characteristics of nature. Logic and prejudice has deprived moths of a similar status. Logically, since most "beauty in nature" scenes are set in day time, butterflies are the obvious choice for inclusion. For some artists, the butterfly and moth only symbolize: the beauty of symmetry, shape, pattern, color. These artists do not require their representations of these creatures to be interpreted. They copy these insects, some as faithfully as the photo-realists would copy a still life, a figure, a panorama, and only ask the viewer to observe the beauty.
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