To Fly Collection

The Pastrana Tapestries, manufacturing of Tournai, probably from the workshop of Passchier Grenier
CUL4903079 The Pastrana Tapestries, manufacturing of Tournai, probably from the workshop of Passchier Grenier, c.1471 - 1475 (tapestry) by Grenier

The Pastrana Tapestries, manufacturing of Tournai, probably from the workshop of Passchier Grenier
CUL4902810 The Pastrana Tapestries, manufacturing of Tournai, probably from the workshop of Passchier Grenier, c.1471 - 1475 (tapestry) by Grenier

The Pastrana Tapestries, manufacturing of Tournai, probably from the workshop of Passchier Grenier
CUL4902631 The Pastrana Tapestries, manufacturing of Tournai, probably from the workshop of Passchier Grenier, c.1471 - 1475 (tapestry) by Grenier

Linda Maestra! or Pretty Teacher! A young witch teaches an old man to fly. After the work by Francisco Goya, Capricho number 68. Goya created the 80 prints of Los Caprichos in 1797-1798

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Snow Petrel, Pagodroma nivea, flying above icebergs, Weddell Sea, Antarctica

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sooty tern, Onychoprion fuscatus = Sterna fuscata, and wedge-tailed shearwater, Puffinus pacificus, feeding on bait fish driven to the surface by attacking skipjack tuna, Katsuwonus pelamis

Anthony Pierce / SpecialistStock
Flying Fish Species in mid air, scientific name unknown, South Atlantic Ocean

Wales Air Ambulance helicopter in flight after rescuing a casualty at Solva harbour, Solva, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
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Wales Air Ambulance helicopter and crew carrying a casualty on a stretcher at Solva harbour, Solva, Pembrokeshire
Andrew Davies / SpecialistStock

Wales Air Ambulance helicopter and crew rescuing a casualty at Solva harbour, Solva, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Andrew Davies / SpecialistStock

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In the whimsical world of art, a captivating scene unfolds before our eyes. Inspired by Francisco Goya's Capricho number 68, we witness an extraordinary encounter between two unlikely characters - Linda Maestra. Or Pretty Teacher. A young witch and an old man embark on a magical journey to defy gravity itself. With her enchanting powers and wisdom beyond her years, Linda Maestra takes it upon herself to teach the old man how to fly. In this mesmerizing artwork captured by Michael S. Nolan and Anthony Pierce, we are transported into a realm where imagination knows no bounds. As the young witch guides her eager student through the secrets of flight, their spirits soar higher than ever before. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring life to this fantastical moment frozen in time. Goya's Los Caprichos series serves as a timeless reminder that art has the power to transcend reality and ignite our wildest dreams. Through his masterful strokes, he invites us to question societal norms and embrace the extraordinary possibilities that lie within each of us. In this captivating image, we witness not only the physical act of flying but also a metaphorical representation of liberation from limitations, and is a testament to the transformative nature of knowledge passed down from one generation to another. Let this artwork serve as an inspiration for us all - may we never lose sight of our inner magic and always strive for new heights. Just like Linda Maestra. Or Pretty Teacher. , let us spread our wings fearlessly and explore uncharted territories with boundless curiosity. Soaring through skies painted with wonderment, these two figures remind us that age is merely a number when it comes to embracing life's adventures. Together they embody resilience, determination, and above all else - the sheer joy found in defying expectations. Intriguingly beautiful yet thought-provokingly profound; "to fly" encapsulates both literal flight and the metaphorical liberation of the human spirit.