Bee, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Notebook

Bee, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Notebook Over a field of pink, orange, and purple flowers, a gold banded Bee flies in close, its wings open and its legs ready to land. The blossoms below glow in soft sunlight. The scholar's entry calls it a striped and busy bloom ward who wakes when the nectar lifts, and its work is a small and honeyed thing. That busy cheer of a field in full bloom shapes the whole design. A large gold drop cap on a patterned blue panel opens the name BEE, with a red subtitle, of the Flower Field, set beneath it over a small black ornament. A short scholar's entry in old style lettering fills the left column, and a framed window on the right shows the gold banded Bee flying above a field of colourful flowers. A small brown ink sketch marks the lower left corner. Honey gold, flower pink, and field green fill a warm parchment tone page with burnt looking edges, framed by blue and red acanthus scrolls, red and gold blossoms, four perched songbirds, and thin gold rails. • Gold banded Bee flying over a flower field • Gold drop cap B, red subtitle of the Flower Field, and a short scholar's lore entry • Honey gold, pink, and green on a parchment tone page with a blue and red floral border • Part of the Mediaeval Bestiary Notebook Collection from Wild Realms