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Brunnhilde knelt at his feet (colour litho)
979613 Brunnhilde knelt at his feet (colour litho) by Lecke, Ferdinand (1859-1923); Private Collection; (add.info.: Brunnhilde knelt at his feet. A scene from The Ring of the Nibelung, by Richard Wagner. An Illustration from The Stories of Wagners Operas, by J Walker McSpadden, George G Harrap & Co Ltd, London.); © Look and Learn
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In this colour lithograph titled "Brunnhilde knelt at his feet" we are transported to a scene from Richard Wagner's epic opera, The Ring of the Nibelung. Created by Ferdinand Lecke, this print beautifully captures the emotional intensity and dramatic power of the story. The image depicts Brunnhilde, a valkyrie and daughter of Wotan, kneeling before her father in a moment of pleading and desperation. Her posture conveys both reverence and vulnerability as she begs for forgiveness or mercy. The rich colours and intricate details bring out the intensity of her emotions. Wagner's Ring Cycle is known for its mythological themes, complex characters, and powerful music. This particular scene showcases the deep familial relationships explored throughout the opera. Brunnhilde's act of submission reflects not only her love for her father but also her loyalty to him. Lecke's illustration was originally featured in The Stories of Wagner's Operas by J Walker McSpadden, adding another layer to its historical significance. It serves as a visual representation that complements Wagner's musical genius. This print offers us a glimpse into German culture during the 19th century when Wagnerian operas were highly regarded across Europe. As we admire this artwork today, we can appreciate how it encapsulates both artistic mastery and profound storytelling within one frame.
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