BETA

Penelope

Figure descriptions
Apollo sits on a rock and plays a pipe or an aulos. He is nude except for a cloth which is draped around his waist. Large trees surround him. Full-page illustration in the shape of an oval.
Multiple ships with suns on their banners sail across a dark body of water in-between two land masses. Another stretch of land is positioned at the forefront of the illustration. Three trees are spaced evenly across the land at the forefront; the water and ships can be seen in-between the trees. 1/4-page illustration contained within a thick single-ruled border.
A woman sits on a chair in front of a large curtain. Her robes are loosely draped around her body and she holds onto them with her left hand. Her right arm rests on the back of the chair and she rests her chin on the back of her hand. She looks toward the viewer. Full-page illustration contained within a thick single-ruled border.
Illustrated initial letter “L” from the first word of the poem, “Long”. The letter is formed from a branch; leaves, twigs, and flowers extend from it. The letter is surrounded by a thick rectangular border, which is also formed from branches. 1/8 page.
A woman sits in a chair and reaches both arms out toward something at the right side of the page which is outside the scope of the illustration. There is an open archway behind her, through which the outdoors can be seen. There is a bench, a curtain, and a screen in the room. Full-page illustration contained within a single-ruled border.
Illustrated initial letter “T” from the first word of the poem, “The”. The letter is placed on the shore of a body of water. A large tree grows directly behind the letter. There is a boat on the water and trees on the far shore. 1/8-page illustration contained within a thick square border.
A barefoot woman sits against the trunk of a tree and faces away from the viewer. She looks into the distance. There are more trees in the background. Full-page illustration in a rectangular shape with curved corners.
Illustrated initial letter “O” from the first word of the poem, “Oh”. The letter is placed on the shore of a body of water. A large tree extends directly behind the letter. Two boats with suns on their banners sail on the water. 1/8-page illustration contained within a square border.
A bunch of flowers and buds grow upwards. Their stems are intertwined. 1/4 page.
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