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Vladislav Starevich, The Old Lion (Two Fables from La Fontaine, 1932) "A lion mourning, in his age, the wane Of might once dreaded through his wild domain, Was mocked, at last, upon his throne, By subjects of his own, Strong through his weakness grown. The horse his head saluted with a kick; The wolf snapped at his royal hide; The ox, too, gored him in the side; The unhappy lion, sad and sick, Could hardly growl, he was so weak. In uncomplaining, stoic pride, He waited for the hour of fate, Until the ass approached his gate; Whereat, 'This is too much,' he saith; 'I willingly would yield my breath; But, ah! thy kick is double death.'" [trans. E. Wright]
Starevich at work
From Le Lion Devenu Vieux, or The Old Lion (1932) by Vladislav Starevich. An elderly king dreams of romantic adventures inspired by troubadours outside the palace. While dreaming, his cabinet deposes him, and he dies, heartbroken, in a cave.
Ladislas Starevich at his desk.
"Duffy" in The Mascot, A STAREWITCH PICTURE (Ladislas Starevich)
The Tale of the Fox - Wladyslaw Starewicz (1930) Part 1/6 (English subtitles) (by MissBillieDove)
Fétiche Mascotte (Vladislav Starevich - 1934)