The sylph of the forest, the song of the fairy butterfly
John Brandard · 1812-1863
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A lithograph titled The sylph of the forest, the song of the fairy butterfly, by John Brandard, dated 1844. A winged female figure in a white tulle gown and flowers in her curled hair hovers above a shallow stream beneath bare trees and a pale moon.
