Goose Girl : 無料・フリー素材/写真
Goose Girl / MCAD Library
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| 説明 | Goose GirlRecord number: 23050701Artist: Kubel, Otto (German, 1868-1951)Item caption, front: Brüder Grimm / Gänsemagd / Otto Kubel, pinx.Item caption/descriptive text, back: 3. So kam es, daß die Kammerjungfer Königin wurde: die echte Königstochter aber mußte Gänse hüten. Ihrem Lielingspferd wurde der Kopf abgeschlagen und an das Stadttor genagelt. Die Gänsemagd bekam zur Hilfe bei ihrer Arbeit ein Bübchen. So oft die beiden am Kopf des Pferdes vorüberkamen, mahnte dieser: Wenn das deine Mutter wüßte, ihr Herz tät ihr zerspringen. Da war die Königstochter sehr betrübt. = So it came to pass that the maid-in-waiting became queen: but the real king's daughter had to look after the geese. Her beloved horse had its head cut off and nailed to the city gate. The Goose Girl got a little boy to help with her work. Whenever the two of them passed by the horse's head, the latter warned: If your mother knew, her heart would break. The king's daughter was very sad.Uniform title: Grimm: Die Gänsemagd (“The Goose Girl”)Dimensions: 140 x 90 mm.Date: 1922 or earlierNationality: GermanPublisher: Verlag: Farbenphotographische Gesellschaft m.b.H., Stuttgart, [Germany]Series: Serie 241 Nr. 4384Medium: Uvachrom color print from original watercolor paintingInterpretive notes: The Princess, displaced by her servant woman, is forced to tend the geese as a peasant. Her faithful talking horse Falada is killed, its head nailed to city gate. As she passes by, the horse's head speaks, saying "Princess, dost thou so meanly fare? / But if thy mother knew thy pain, / Her heart would surely break in twain.".Subject headings: Geese; Children; Princesses; HorsesCredit: The Jack Zipes Historic Fairy Tale Postcard Collection/Minneapolis College of Art and Design |
| 撮影日 | 2023-05-06 12:05:31 |
| 撮影者 | MCAD Library , Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America |
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