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Banquet and riders, c1280-1290
Banquet and riders, c1280-1290. The king in the top part of the image is possibly King Arthur. Below is a messenger of King Rion leaving Camelot. Illustration from L histoire de Merlin by Robert de Borron, in the collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris
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Media ID 14870834
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Banquet Dragon King Arthur Meal Message Messenger Camelot Mythical Beast Mythical Creature Print Collector3 Thirteenth Century
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Estimated Product Size is 19.7cm x 24.2cm (7.8" x 9.5")
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This photo print, titled "Banquet and riders, c1280-1290" offers a glimpse into the mythical world of King Arthur and his legendary court. The image showcases a grand banquet scene with the king himself seated atop, possibly King Arthur. The regal atmosphere is enhanced by the opulent medieval castle in the background, adorned with intricate fortifications and shimmering gold accents. Intriguingly, below this majestic setting unfolds an equally fascinating narrative. A messenger of King Rion can be seen departing from Camelot on horseback. This moment captures the essence of medieval communication as he carries an important message to another realm or kingdom. The artwork originates from "L'histoire de Merlin" by Robert de Borron and is housed in the prestigious collection of Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris. Its vibrant colors and meticulous detailing transport us back to the 13th century, immersing us in a time when myths intertwined with reality. With its depiction of mythical creatures such as dragons alongside human figures engaged in feasting and riding horses, this print beautifully encapsulates both historical context and fantastical elements that have fascinated audiences for centuries. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing piece, we are reminded of the enduring allure of medieval tales and their ability to transport us to distant lands filled with magic, chivalry, and royal splendor.
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