Of Moths and Butterflies (75 page)

.R. attended Brigham Young University, Idaho, where she earned a degree in Interior Design, while, at the same time studying English Literature, Art History and Sociology. When she is not writing, she is designing impractical clothing, redecorating her historical homes, or making impossible demands of her husband of seventeen years. She travels a great deal and considers herself a citizen of the world.

Currently, V.R. makes her home in Appalachian Virginia, where she lives with her three children, seven cats and a dog named Jasper.

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fter training in Classical and Early Music, B. Lloyd studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, where she graduated in 2005. She has taken part in art fairs and exhibitions in Italy and Holland, including the Ootmarsum Art Fairs and Wierden Art Events.

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B. Lloyd lives and works in Venice.

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Quoted material:

1) Keats, John. 1903.
The Poetical Works of John Keats
. New York: The Macmillan Company. p. 69

2) Ovid. 1961.
Ovid’s Metamorphoses in Fifteen Books.
Translated under the direction of Samuel Garth. New York. The Heritage Press. pp.197-198

3) Tennyson, Alfred (Lord). Sullivan, Arthur.
Window, The (Songs of the Wrens) for voice & piano: No. 11, Marriage Morning
. Symposium. 1994.

Cover art:

Morpho Menelaus
2011/carlosphoto/bigstockphoto.com.
Chromolithograph engraving
Wroxton Abbey
by
Alexander Frances Lydon and found in F.O. Morris's
County Seats
, circa 1880.

Title page:

Papilio Co
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n
, E.W. Robinson, 1869.

Illustrations by B. Lloyd.