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Well, art of Him is a bit hard to come by. I'm looking but not finding much. I have, however, been lucky now and again. Below, how others see Bran the Blessed. ![]() I wish I knew the artist's name, but alas, I have no information on him or her. This piece was found at Aes SĂdhe Sidh and thanks to them for finding it. ...And then, there is this: ![]() This is the cover of The Children of Llyr, Evangeline Walton's 1971/1974 retelling of the Second Branch of the Mabinogion (no idea who the artist is) . :) And yes, He is... ahem... lacking clothing, but if you remember, in the tale, that's just how He takes his little walk to negotiatie--so to speak--with the infuriating Mark. There's one other painting I've seen, of the Head of Bran, but I can't find it right now. When I do, it too shall be added. ![]() Take the "How Do You Use Magic?" test! Written by Brimo Yes! hehe. I've earned my stripes. :) And need you ask the identity, of (one of) our patron goddess? :) ![]() The Morrigu (or Morrigan) was a Celtic War Goddess who delighted in setting men at war. She fought in battles herself, and at times hovered like a crow over the warring men. She was represented as fully armed, carrying two spears in her hand, and wherever there was war, she was there. Her battle cry is said to be louder than that of a thousand men. You are spiteful, cruel, and dark. But those who befiend you are on your good side for life. What Celtic Goddess are You? (With pictures) brought to you by Quizilla Adoptions And, yes, it was decided this would branch to adoptions, as well. ![]() Some say the Welsh Bran the Blessed was on close terms with Ravens, so, a raven. ![]() More knicknacks can be found, by clicking the Next button, below...
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