'Tristan and Isolde' by John Dunkan, 1912

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'Tristan and Isolde' by John Dunkan, 1912
I want to send this to my partner but he’s never seen Merlin and he just WON’t get it 🤣
Merlin et son chat Roman jeunesse / 9-12ans Auteur : Christophe Lambert. Illustrations : Florent Sacré Chez Didier Jeunesse.
A white horse.
A falcon on her wrist.
A single greyhound walking beside her.
When Marie de France introduces the mysterious lady in the Lai of Lanval, every detail carries meaning. In the twelfth century, these were not merely elegant companions, but unmistakable signs of nobility, refinement, and a world beyond ordinary human experience.
The greyhound appears for only a few lines.
Yet those few lines were enough to secure its place among the most enduring symbols of beauty in medieval literature.
The legendary Lady of the Lake, guardian of Excalibur and keeper of ancient magic.
A statue inspired by the mystical figure also known as Nimue from Arthurian legend.
Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1524272238/nimue-excalibur-lady-of-the-lake-viviane
This merlin character design from King Arthur comes from a personal project I was exploring a few years ago. I was exploring Merlin as more of a druid priest style character design. I still plan to do King Arthur some day, and Have more art from that project ill share in the future. What culture/myth/fairytales would you like to see me do?
Each week I’ll be revealing some of my many images from my past. Hope you enjoy them! Xoxo
A quiet storm wrapped in green Mordred walks the line between destiny and defiance.