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Illustration by Yan Dargent (Edward 1824-1889) for the tale of the brothers Grimm "The King of the Golden Mountain"- Fridolin in the hall of honour of a palace is facing a snake standing on a trone and speaking with a human voice
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Illustration by Yan Dargent (Edward 1824-1889) for the tale of the brothers Grimm "The King of the Golden Mountain"- Fridolin in the hall of honour of a palace is facing a snake standing on a trone and speaking with a human voice
PCT4278298 Illustration by Yan Dargent (Edward 1824-1889) for the tale of the brothers Grimm " The King of the Golden Mountain" - Fridolin in the hall of honour of a palace is facing a snake standing on a trone and speaking with a human voice. The serpent (reptile) is framed by two guards who are toads - by Dargent, Jean Edouard (Yan) (1824-99); (add.info.: Illustration by Yan Dargent (Edward 1824-1889) for the tale of the brothers Grimm " The King of the Golden Mountain" - Fridolin in the hall of honour of a palace is facing a snake standing on a trone and speaking with a human voice. The serpent (reptile) is framed by two guards who are toads -); Photo © Gusman
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Folktale Grimm Gusman Says The Brothers Wilhelm 1786 1859 And Jacob 1785 1863 Serpent Snakes
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This illustration by Yan Dargent (Edward 1824-1889) brings to life the tale of "The King of the Golden Mountain" from the Brothers Grimm. In this scene, Fridolin finds himself in the grand hall of a palace, facing a snake that sits upon a throne and speaks with a human voice. The serpent, framed by two imposing toad guards, commands attention as it engages in conversation with Fridolin. Dargent's intricate details and masterful use of color transport us into this fantastical world where animals possess extraordinary abilities. The snake's regal presence is both awe-inspiring and unnerving, as its ability to speak challenges our preconceived notions about wildlife. The artist skillfully captures the essence of this ancient folktale, reminding us of the enduring power of storytelling throughout history. As we gaze at this print, we are transported back to medieval times when tales like these were passed down through generations. Yan Dargent's illustration serves as a visual testament to Wilhelm (1786-1859) and Jacob (1785-1863) Grimm's timeless stories that continue to captivate readers today. Through his artistry, Dargent breathes life into these characters from another era while inviting us to explore their world filled with magical creatures and unexpected encounters. (Photo © Gusman)
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