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The Death of Rufus (engraving)
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The Death of Rufus (engraving)
6021196 The Death of Rufus (engraving) by Lawless, Matthew James (1837-1864) (attr. to); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Death of Rufus. At fall of eve, the holy Mass / Chants the monk at St Swithins shrine. Illustration for Historical and Legendary Ballads and Songs by Walter Thornbury (Chatto and Windus, 1876).); © Look and Learn
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Ballad Ballads Chants Fall Legendary Mass Monaco Principality Of Monaco Shrine Song Songs Deaths Mortality Passed Away St Swithin
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The Death of Rufus
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is a captivating engraving by Matthew James Lawless, attributed to him. This print, now part of a private collection, depicts a significant historical event that has become legendary over time. The scene takes place at St Swithins shrine during the fall of eve, where a monk solemnly chants the holy Mass. This artwork was created as an illustration for Walter Thornbury's book "Historical and Legendary Ballads and Songs" published in 1876 by Chatto and Windus. It beautifully captures the essence of English literature with its depiction of this tragic ballad. The image transports us back in time to witness the momentous passing of Rufus. The somber atmosphere evokes feelings of sorrow and reflection on mortality. As we gaze upon this engraving, we are reminded that death is an inevitable part of life's journey. The significance of this artwork extends beyond its historical context; it also represents Germanic culture through its inclusion in Fine Art Finder's collection from Germany. Additionally, it highlights French influence due to France's overseas departments and territories being mentioned alongside Monaco. "The Death of Rufus" serves as a poignant reminder that history intertwines with legend and song, leaving behind tales that continue to captivate audiences across Europe today.
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