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There was a slight touch of colour visible on the gracious forehead when she offered
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There was a slight touch of colour visible on the gracious forehead when she offered
There was a slight touch of colour visible on the gracious forehead when she offered him her hand. " THE NEW PRINCE FORTUNATUS", BY WILLIAM BLACK, 1841 a 1898, a novelist born in Glasgow, Scotland UK, drawn by William Small, 1843 - 1929, Scottish artist from Edinburgh, 1889
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1889 Drawn Edinburgh Glasgow New Prince Fortunatus William Black 1843 1929 Scotland Uk Scottish Artist William Small
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In this print from the Liszt Collection, we are transported to a moment of elegance and intrigue. The image showcases a scene from "The New Prince Fortunatus" a novel penned by the talented Scottish novelist William Black in 1841. Drawn by the skilled Scottish artist William Small in 1889, it beautifully captures a significant interaction between two characters. As our gaze is drawn to the center of the composition, we see an enchanting woman extending her hand towards someone off-camera. Her forehead exudes grace and refinement, with just a hint of color adding depth to her visage. This slight touch of color serves as an alluring detail that piques our curiosity about her character's emotions and intentions. William Black was renowned for his ability to craft compelling narratives set against rich backdrops, often drawing inspiration from his birthplace in Glasgow, Scotland. Meanwhile, William Small's artistic prowess shines through in this intricate illustration created in Edinburgh during 1889. This mesmerizing print transports us into the world of "The New Prince Fortunatus" while showcasing the remarkable talents of both writer and artist alike. It serves as a reminder of their enduring contributions to literature and artistry that continue to captivate audiences today.
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