Nymph Tapestries

Water Nymph Fantasy Gothic Witchy illustration.

Step out in style with this classic nymph with wildflowers design

Wild Nymph

Vintage illustration by Fernand Toussaint

a cloud nymph

Nymph of Wind

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Nymph of Autumn

Fantasy monochromatic black and white illustration of a tattooed wanderer fairy in the middle of a forest, surrounded by plant, flowers and trees, holding a bird friend.

Psittaciformes are an order of birds that includes approximately 86 genera with 372 species found primarily in the tropics and subtropics.

the most beautiful nymph princess in the world, covered in butterflies, even more beautiful then princess fawzia of egypt,

This statue of a maiden holding a goose in her hands, is a statue of Erkyna, the Nymph . You can see in it the river that has taken her name, in a beautiful place called Krya Springs in the heart of Livadia . According to Greek Mythology, Erkyna was a friend of Persephone (who later become "Queen of the Underworld) ,the daughter of Demetra (goddess of agriculture, grain and fertility). One day, the two young women were playing in a beautiful gorge, with a goose. The goose left from the hands of Erkyna, and hid in a cave, behind a rock. When Erkyna or Persephone (there are different versions) moved the rock, water came flowing out, creating the springs and the river. Two of the springs, the spring of Forgetfulness and the spring of Rem...

inspired by Elby draws art challenge, I created my beautiful water nymph.

Dancing Nymph (Nymphe Danseuse) 1895, by Walter Crane. An elegantly dressed woman, holding cymbals, dances against a floral background.

A mythological water nymph swimming in watercolor waves

Perfect gift for RPG nerds, gamer geeks, and fans of the Caverns & Creatures book series.

This tree nymph flitter kitten is super cute - and knows it!

Take a good look, because the last thing you want to do is kill these forest and garden allies before they reach maturity... One nymph will eat about 400 aphids in the three weeks before it pupates and changes into an adult Ladybird. An adult ladybird bug or beetle will eat more than 5,000 aphids in its lifetime! So don’t panic when you see these prehistoric looking creatures on your plants... :-)

Custom illustration from Nastya Li.

Nymph of Wind

Idea leuconoe, the paper kite, rice paper or large tree nymph, is known especially for its presence in butterfly houses and live butterfly expositions. It has a wingspan of 12 to 14 cm. The paper kite is of Southeast Asian origin, but can also be found in Northern Australia and Southern Taiwan.

This artwork represents the zodiac sign of Pisces with a nymph who is riding a mystic shark and Clown fishes swim around her. This is a fantastic and magic universe.

The elegant tree nymph flitter kitty is also known as, the paper kite catterfly, or rice paper kitterfly.

Dream Of A Nymph

A tree nymph just hanging arround and pist off

A unique sea nymph design in duochrome orange and blue, cute and a little scary - just the right combo!

Marco from Star VS the Forces of Evil as a merman

Canon Rebel T3i. Wood Nymphs with pipes (c)1932 by Henry Hering..Born on February 15, 1874 in New York City. He was educated under Augustus Saint Gaudens at Cooper Union and worked in the Studio of Philip Martiny from 1888-1891. He was a member of the New York Artist League from 1894 - 1898. The years 1891 - 1893 are unaccounted for. (Speculation allows that he came to Chicago with many of his student colleagues to work on the World's Columbian Exposition.) Hering studied in Paris from 1898 - 1901 at the Colarossi Academy and the Ecole des Beaux Arts. He returned to the US and became a pupil/assistant to Augustus Saint Gaudens at the Cornish Studio and remained there, assuming ever greater responsibilities, until St. Gaudens death in ...

Vintage illustration by Walter Crane

The quiet one ~

The energetic one ~ ✿

the tired one~

Arjuna and the River Nymph

Vintage illustration by Walter Crane

Florida lubber grasshopper Romalea microptera nymph