Two Peacocks in Tree Finish:10-pack A carriage driving at a

A carriage driving at a gallop down St James's Street

The cross was on the site of one of the Eleanor Crosses originally erected in the late 13th century

an alderman's wife reclines on a sofa whilst her lover adds cuckold's horns to her husband's portrait

A fork and fire shovel seller

Two Peacocks in Tree Finish:10-pack A carriage driving at aMirrored or opposing animals are a frequent theme in this tradition, and the peacock can be a symbol of eternity. These paired birds may recall to mind a passage from the Upanishads that refers to two birds, sitting on a single branch. One of them eats a delicious fig; the other simply watches. That passage is taken to be an affirmation of the complementary nature of action and consciousness (or contemplation) "He whose own heart is pure makes no