zaunkoenig tasse Landschaften but the reflection in the

but the reflection in the turquoise water allows us a foreboding glimpse into a parallel world

In the center of the picture are daisies

some of the carp heads in these paintings are painted with dragon faces

but the red berries on the bushes catch the viewer's eye and guide them via the colorful flowers to the actual main character of this picture

shows a breathtaking snapshot of numerous boats and ships engaged in an exciting race along a coast

zaunkoenig tasse Landschaften but the reflection in thethe same artwork in murals Poster as part of Passepartout canvas Object description & interpretation This artwork printed on a mug features one of our native forest dwellers. The wren is known to us from literature and music. Shakespear already wrote about the lively songbird and the wren was even known to the ancient Greek poets. The colors brown and green predominate in the picture. Thanks to its camouflaged plumage, the wren could easily disappear