Der König verteidigt seine beiden Söhne gegen Unholde by Victor Müller

Watercolor of a crowned king in armor shielding two sons from goblins amid ornamental foliage, dated 1845.

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A watercolor and pencil drawing shows a crowned, bearded king in armor, arm outstretched, shielding two young sons while a sword is raised. Small goblin-like figures, an archer and a bird appear among scrolling acanthus foliage on the left. The work is dated 1845 and attributed to Victor Müller.

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1845

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