Monstrous Crow ~ An imagining of the Monstrous Crow fro ...
Monstrous Crow ~ An imagining of the Monstrous Crow from Lewis Carroll's book 'Through the Looking Glass' (the sequel to Alice in Wonderland). Each feather is a torn-out page from the original version. In Lewis Carrol's story, the Monstrous Crow was a prompt in the dreamscape, to flee to another part of the dream. Where the crow flew, it left a wake of nothingness. From the book, 'Birds of Lore' by the artist, Ryan Durney.
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