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Esmilda consoled by sympathetic swans
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Esmilda consoled by sympathetic swans
Esmilda, sitting unhappily at the waters edge, is consoled by sympathising swans
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© The Florence Mary Anderson Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Anderson Consoling Edge Florence Folklore Involving Swans Themes Consoled Unhappily
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In this poignant scene from The Florence Mary Anderson Collection, Esmilda, a young woman clad in a flowing, Victorian-era gown, sits unhappily at the water's edge, her face etched with sorrow. The serene and tranquil surroundings of the lake are in stark contrast to her inner turmoil. Yet, even in her despair, she is not alone. A group of graceful swans glide towards her, their elegant necks curved in a gesture of sympathy and compassion. In folklore and mythology, swans are often associated with beauty, grace, and the power of transformation. Here, they serve as comforting companions, offering solace to a troubled soul. The theme of animals consoling humans is a recurring motif in literature and art, reflecting the deep connection between humans and nature. This evocative image, captured by an unnamed photographer, invites us to reflect on the healing power of nature and the comfort that can be found in unexpected places.
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