Valentine Walter Bromley (British painter and illustrator) 1848 - 1877 Flora, 1874 oil on canvas 183 x 92 cm. (72 x 36 in.) signed and dated l.r.: Valentine W Bromley/ 1874 private collection

Persephone by AI Persephone is the Greek goddess of spring and the queen of the underworld. She is the daughter of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, and Zeus. Persephone is best known for the myth in which Hades, the god of the underworld, abducts her to be his queen. Her mother’s grief over her disappearance caused the earth to become barren. Eventually, a compromise was reached: Persephone would spend part of the year in the underworld (autumn and winter) and part on earth (spring and…

🌸 Awaken your inner goddess with the spirit of Persephone! 🌸 As the queen of Spring, she reminds us that every winter is followed by a rebirth, and every challenge leads to new growth. 🌸 Let the blossoms be your crown and the earth your throne. Embrace the transformation! . . #Persephone #GoddessOfSpring #Rejuvenation #WomanPower #greekgoddess #greekmythology #greekmyth #spring #springvibes #ancientGreece #Springrenewal

Old Fashion Vibes on Instagram: “The goddess of Spring (1934) When The Goddess of Spring was produced, it was an important stepping stone in the advancement of animation.…”

Tea & Rosemary☕️🌱 on Instagram: "Brigid: Celtic Goddess Of Spring, Fertility, and Life⁣ ⁣ Powers: Protecting women, children, homes, and domestic cattle preventing natural disasters, healing illness⁣ Offerings: Poetry, knit handicrafts, whisky, milk, a candle flame, bread & cakes⁣ Symbols: The Brigid Cross, holy wells, the serpent, the eternal flame, corn dolls, flowers, lambs⁣ Teachings: Motherhood and nurture, fertility, the divine feminine, passion, and invention⁣ ⁣ artwork by: Cheryl…

Deity of the Day Maia Goddess of Spring represented the forces of growth and the return of the warm rays of the sun Maia in ancient Greek religion, is one of the Pleiades and the mother of H…

Bubug artist, “Spring Goddess Waking Nature Up”.

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