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How Arthur drew forth ye sword, illustration from The Story of King Arthur

How Arthur drew forth ye sword, illustration from The Story of King Arthur


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How Arthur drew forth ye sword, illustration from The Story of King Arthur

STC324295 How Arthur drew forth ye sword, illustration from The Story of King Arthur and his Knights, 1903 (litho) by Pyle, Howard (1853-1911); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; American, out of copyright

Media ID 23375462

© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images

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This print captures the pivotal moment when Arthur, a young and seemingly ordinary boy, defies all odds by drawing forth the legendary sword from the stone. Illustrated by Howard Pyle in 1903 for "The Story of King Arthur and his Knights" this lithograph brings to life one of the most iconic scenes from Arthurian legend. Surrounded by onlookers who are both amazed and skeptical, Arthur's miraculous feat reveals him as the true king and rightful heir to the throne. The enchantment that held Excalibur within its stony prison is broken, unveiling not only his physical strength but also his destiny as a great leader. In this medieval setting filled with mysticism and magic, we witness a spellbinding moment where a humble child becomes an extraordinary character in literature. As spectators gaze upon this astonishing sight, their belief in miracles is reignited. Merlin, the wise wizard who orchestrated this test of worthiness, watches with pride as he witnesses his prophecy unfold before him. The enchanted sword serves as proof that Arthur is indeed Uther Pendragon's son - destined to bring unity and prosperity to Camelot. Through intricate engraving techniques employed by Mzengraving, every detail of this illustration comes alive – from the expressions on each spectator's face to the determination etched into young Arthur's features. This timeless image transports us back into an era steeped in myth and legend; it reminds us that even in our world today, there may still be hidden heroes waiting

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