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'The Lady of the Lake' by Lancelot Speed, 1912 From the legends of King Arthur.
The Arthurian canon is a body of medieval legends, romances, chronicles, and poetic traditions centered on King Arthur, a semi-legendary ruler associated with post-Roman Britain and the defense of Britain against Saxon expansion. Emerging between the early Middle Ages and the late medieval period, the tradition evolved from Brittonic heroic folklore and Welsh mythological material into one of medieval Europeโs most influential literary cycles. Early traditions portrayed Arthur primarily as a warrior and leader of battles, but over time the legend absorbed supernatural elements, prophetic traditions, Christian symbolism, and ideals of kingship and chivalry. Between the 12th and 15th centuries, writers across Britain and continental Europe transformed the Arthurian tradition into a vast interconnected literary world centered on Camelot, the Round Table, Merlin, Lancelot, Guinevere, Excalibur, and the Holy Grail. Geoffrey of Monmouthโs Historia Regum Britanniae (1136) established Arthur as a king of Britain, while French romance writers such as Chrรฉtien de Troyes introduced courtly love, knightly quests, and the Grail tradition. Later prose cycles and English romances developed the tragic fall of Camelot and the moral collapse of the Round Table. By the time of Thomas Maloryโs Le Morte dโArthur (completed c. 1470), the Arthurian canon had become a synthesis of heroic warfare, medieval kingship, Christian morality, romance, and tragedy that continued to shape later literature, art, and popular culture.
This remarkable crown debuted in the 2011 series ๐ช๐๐๐๐๐๐, where Jamie Campbell Bower donned it in his portrayal of King Arthur. ย Twisted blue string was added to the piece to give it a slightly different look in a 2014 episode of ๐ฝ๐๐๐๐๐๐, where Linus Roache, playing King Ecbert, wore it. ย Find out more: Bit.ly/Acces095 ย ย
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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?
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Young Hag And The Witches' Quest by Isabel Greenberg. Amulet, 2024. 9781419765117. 272pp.
At one point, I loved nothing more than an Arthurian tale of knights and magic, but these days I find myself a bit bored with most. But I could not put Greenbergโs graphic novel down.
This tale opens with Young Hag coming of age and joining the coven that includes her mother, now called Nearly Wizend One, and her grandmother, Ancient Crone. But after a night of celebration, she is told the truth; they don't make magic like she expects because the doors to Faerie are closed. She is told why via the story of Morgan le Fay, who was supposed to keep magic alive, but who stole Excalibur. The Ancient Crone then shows Young Hag the piece of Excalibur, which they are keeping safe until they find a way to return it to the lake and lift the curse that keeps magic from le Fay and Britain.
The story of returning magic to our world is what takes up the rest of the book. Along the way, there are retellings of classic moments of involving Arthur, his father, and a few of his knights, both in the past and the storyโs present. It has a few twists and turns that shouldn't be given away or even hinted at in a review.
Worth noting: I love Greenberg's illustrations so much that I even love the two pages at the front of the book that introduce the characters inside. And of all characters that made me smile, Britomart and Faithful Steed are my favorites.
