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Tote Bag : He yielded before the steady strokes of Friar Tuck, illustration from The Childrens Tennyson: Stories in Prose and Verse from Alfred Lord Tennyson by May Byron, 1910 (colour litho)
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He yielded before the steady strokes of Friar Tuck, illustration from The Childrens Tennyson: Stories in Prose and Verse from Alfred Lord Tennyson by May Byron, 1910 (colour litho)
IL244705 He yielded before the steady strokes of Friar Tuck, illustration from The Childrens Tennyson: Stories in Prose and Verse from Alfred Lord Tennyson by May Byron, 1910 (colour litho) by Price, Norman Mills (1877-1951) (after); Private Collection
Media ID 25168974
© Bridgeman Images
1809 92 Little John Robin Hood Sherwood Forest Sticks Tennyson
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This print captures a pivotal moment in the legendary tale of Robin Hood. The scene depicts an intense clash between two formidable opponents - Little John and Friar Tuck. With his trusty staff in hand, Friar Tuck delivers steady and powerful strokes that force Little John to yield. The vibrant colors of this 1910 lithograph bring the action to life, showcasing the lush surroundings of Sherwood Forest as the backdrop for this epic confrontation. The attention to detail is remarkable, from the intricate textures of their clothing to the determination etched on their faces. May Byron's illustration from "The Childrens Tennyson: Stories in Prose and Verse" beautifully captures Alfred Lord Tennyson's timeless narrative. It transports viewers into a world where honor, loyalty, and justice are fiercely defended by these iconic characters. In this image, we witness not just a physical battle but also a clash of ideologies. Both fighters stand firm in their beliefs, ready to fight against injustice and protect what they hold dear. This visual representation encapsulates the conflict that lies at the heart of Robin Hood's legend - a struggle against oppression and inequality. As we gaze upon this stunning artwork by Norman Mills Price, we can't help but be drawn into its energy and drama. It serves as a reminder that even through adversity, courage can prevail – inspiring us all to stand up for what is right in our own lives.
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