Madame Butterfly Lion 575" X L: 1

575" X L: 1

Penn Museum Object #30-12-702

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Madame Butterfly Lion 575" X L: 1H: 9 3 4" Cold Cast Resin Hand Painted to Detail Surrounded by her winged friends, the goddess revels in the freedom of flight. At her command, a million tiny wings begin to beat, silently flying to enrich our lives with the perfection of their symmetry. Merrily they flit from flower to flower, unaware of their important role, to continue the cycle of nature. All contents copyrighted by Josephine Wall. Licensed By Art Impressions Inc.