Oct 30, 2023
Théoden's Battle Cry before the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
My art in celtic style. Watercolor and ink
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Théoden's Battle Cry before the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
My art in celtic style. Watercolor and ink
Celtic style postcard made with watercolor and ink
THE SONG OF AMERGIN
A Poem from Ancient Irish Mythology |
This is an ancient Irish poem attributed to the legendary bard and judge Amergin Glúingel ("white knees"), who, according to myths, arrived in Ireland with the Milesians. In the song, Amergin addresses the wind, sea, earth, and other elements, asserting his connection with them and his power over them.
The poem is a kind of declaration by Amergin of his power over the land of Ireland and a challenge to its previous inhabitants, the Tuatha Dé Danann.
It is considered one of the oldest surviving works from the British Isles and holds great significance in Irish mythology and literature. This poem has many different English translations; this is one of them.
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (OST) - The Politics & The Life.
Lyrics are in Welsh:
Gafflwn Dihenydd, o'r fuddugol yn wiriol sydd Ni fydd neb yn ein Drechu, Falch ydy ni i drochu Traed o flaen i'r Annwn, mewn y gwybodaeth fe godwn ni Gafflwn Dihenydd, o'r fuddugol yn wiriol sydd Traed o flaen i'r Annwn, mewn y gwybodaeth fe godwn ni
Translated into English:
We cheat Death from his rightful victory. No one can defeat us. We are glad to plunge Feet first into hell in the knowledge that we will rise.
Gandalf the Grey, some close-ups
Today is International Day of Celtic Art!
Celtic art always inspires and fascinates me and I have a great appreciation for all artists working in this style. It is a great pleasure to interact with people who are passionate about Celtic heritage and culture. I hope to see much more wonderful Celtic art, and make more friends who share my passion and interest around the world.
My copy from the Book of Kells, illuminated manuscript created in the 9th century in Ireland