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Alphonse Mucha, "Ilse, Princess of Tripoli" illustrations [Part 3, Chapter 3] (both sides No. 125 & 126)
Standing before the body of the knight Jaufre, Ilse takes the veil of flowers in her hands with a calm look on her face.
It was a cloth saturated with the flowers of her love - wild roses and violets, and the fragrance of prayer.
In each and every one of them, she put the feelings she had been nurturing even while she was far away.
Work Description
This scene depicts the final stage of the story, when Ilse, who is present at the death of the knight Jauffre, quietly gazes upon his body and covers it with flowers.
Ilse's account of the origins of the flowers is impressive: they were planted and cultivated by her own hands.
Far across the Mediterranean Sea, the flowers continued to bloom quietly, as if in response to his soul.
The illustration depicts a delicate depiction of a reclining knight surrounded by blooming flowers and women at his side.
The border motifs, consisting of doves and acanthus-style plants, symbolically highlight the themes of death and rebirth, love and devotion.
Ilse's narration is poetry itself, and the final line, "The flowers have a voice -- a distant, quiet, solemn voice -- and I obeyed it,"
It is a fitting conclusion to this story, one that conveys the power of inner faith and love.
This work is included in the lavishly illustrated book "Ilse of Tripoli," published in German in 1901.
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Title : Illustration from "Ilse, Princess of Tripoli"
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Artist : Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939)
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Year of production : 1901
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Technique : Color lithograph (double-sided printing)
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Size : Approx. 30 x 20 cm (paper surface)
*The frame in the image is for reference only. Please contact us regarding framing.
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シンプル金縁プラン
細身の金縁または黒のアルミ製フレームと、白またはクリーム色マットを使用。控えめで上品な額装です。
- 紫外線カットアクリル
- 白またはクリーム色マット（色指定可）
- 裏面処理・吊り金具付き
価格（税込）：
B5：¥11,000 ／ B4：¥13,200 ／ B3：¥17,600
アンティーク調フレームプラン
彫刻入りの金箔調木製フレームと生成りマットの組み合わせ。クラシカルな雰囲気で作品の深みを引き立てます。
- 紫外線カットアクリル
- 白またクリーム色マット（色指定可）
- 裏面処理・吊り金具付き
価格（税込）：
B5：¥13,200 ／ B4：¥16,500 ／ B3：¥22,000
クラシック装飾プラン
重厚な金箔装飾の木製フレームとクリーム系マットを使用。展示にも映える格調高い仕上がりです。
- 紫外線カットアクリル
- 白またはクリーム色マット（面金対応可）
- 裏面処理・吊り金具付き
価格（税込）：
B5：¥15,400 ／ B4：¥19,800 ／ B3：¥26,400
※上記の「B5・B4・B3」表記はあくまで目安としてのサイズ区分となります。
B5：25.7cm／B4：36.4㎝／B3：51.5㎝
額装プランのサイズは作品＋5~10センチを目安にお考え下さい。
（作品サイズ23×15㎝の場合、23＋5＝28㎝のためＢ４相当となります。）
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共通仕様
- 紫外線カットアクリル（UV92％以上）
- 裏面仕上げ（吊り金具・保護板つき）
- 厚手マット台紙使用（色指定可）
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シンプル金縁プラン
控えめで上品なフレームとマットを使用した、シンプルな美しさが特長のプランです。
アンティーク調フレームプラン
クラシカルな彫刻や金箔風の装飾が作品と空間に深みを与えます。
クラシック装飾プラン
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