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"Ladybug" 2001 The ladybug, or ladybird, was originally called "bird of our lady," named
after the Virgin Mary for their many good deeds: eating aphids off of
roses and keeping myriad other harmful pests under control. In this painting,
the ladybug is put on a pedestal and glows a beatific glow, representing
the sacred origins of its name.
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