Framed Spider Artwork
Spiders are those less-pleasant creatures with eight legs, many eyes, and fangs that live in the corners of our homes. They are fascinating creatures in their own right, living in webs, having mating styles that we're just starting to scratch the surface of, and they eat the mosquitos that dare come into our homes for us so we don't have to swat them.
They're the subjects of framed spider art and are portrayed by many artists.
“Spiders and Arachnids” by Anonymous is one example of a framed spider artwork that shows all the various species of them at a glance. You see very small spiders, very large ones, spiders with long legs, spiders with short legs, red spiders, black spiders, brown spiders, and more. It's a great artwork for spider-lovers everywhere!
One framed spider photograph, called “Spider, Garden Orb” is sure to bring fear into the hearts of those who see it. It is very simply a close-up of an ordinary garden spider that is probably smaller than your hand. Up close, you can see all of its details: Long hairs on its body, very long legs, claw-tips on the ends of its eight legs, its attack stance as it wants to attack the photographer, and its jaws. This photograph lets you see the power of a spider despite its diminutive size, and to appreciate it.
Every day we see spider webs everywhere. They can be in our windows, in the corners of our house, or on our appliances. They are a mathematical object of beauty, which are made very precisely by the spider. A way to appreciate one is with this wonderful framed photo of a spider web is “Close-up of a Spider's Web”, also by Anonymous. It is no more than a basic spider web, pictured slightly at an angle so the sunlight glints off of it. It is a reminder of just what spiders can do.