Long Eared Owl - Print Woodland Animals In Greek Mythology

In Greek Mythology

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Long Eared Owl - Print Woodland Animals In Greek MythologyShakespeare described the owl as the bird with five wits in King Lear (Act 3, Scene 4), drawing on its long held association with wisdom. Owls often get a mention in Shakespeares plays, perhaps because of their potency as an omen in folklore. Reproduced from Daniel Mackie's watercolour painting, this print is printed on somerset velvet 225gsm fine art paper. Shipped in a tube. Frame not included. Signed by the artist. Copyright 2014 Daniel Mackie All