Sheet catalog addition: motif from walter scott: the talisman (1825), 2nd part 4 chapter - the hermit of engaddi enters richard the lionheart's tent to prevent the king from having sir kenneth (scottish duke of huntingdon, incognito) executed. Edith plantagenet (who is in love with sir kenneth) and richard's queen berengeria are already in the tent with the same purpose as the hermit, whose position and gesture, however, seem to have been taken from scratch. Of the 5th chapter: "but on the threshold he turned and raised his hand to the king, in a warning and almost threatening posture" (the talisman, a tale by the author of waverley, quentin durwar, translated from english, published by c. J. Boye, i-ii, kbh. 1826-27, ii p. 53). - in the same year another translation was also published "talismanen. A romantic tale from the times of the crusades by walter scott, translated by andreas rasmussen, i-ii, kbh. 1826-27. (25/1-1973 lsn). Object Type: drawing. Dimensions: height: 162 mm (6.37 in); width: 232 mm (9.13 in). Medium: gray wash, pencil. Collection: Statens Museum for Kunst. CA Lorentzen, Richard Løvehjerte Scene fra romanen The Talisman 1825 af Walter Scott, , KKSgb6912, Statens Museum for Kunst
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