Swan Framed Print (with antique ribbon and gold nail for hanging) by Odalisque Paris

The Swan Framed Print features classical styling and is inspired by the narrative of Alidor. Its elegant design and antique ribbon, complemented by a gold nail  for hanging, enhance both aesthetic appeal and historical significance, making it a refined addition to any decor scheme.

Illustration on Fabriano Cotton Rag 240 gr paper. Printed in France. Illustration dimensions: 18x18 cm Aged gilded wooden frame and glass: 20x20 cm - 13 mm molding The Swan and its Majestic Wings An elegant swan, named Alidor, lived near a lake as clear as crystal. Every morning, he would open his large white wings and admire himself in the water, convinced he was the king of birds. "Look how beautiful and powerful my wings are!" he would say to the frogs and fish. One day, a little robin approached and asked him: - Alidor, why do you never fly? With wings so large, you must be able to touch the clouds! But the swan, surprised, replied: - Fly? Why fly? I am much better here, admiring my beauty. The robin smiled and said to him: - It is not by staying near your reflection that you will discover the world. Taken aback, Alidor decided to try. He flapped his wings for the first time and rose into the sky. What joy! The mountains, forests, and rivers passed beneath him, far more beautiful than his watery