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SINBAD THE SAILOR Sinbad the Sailor, having fastened himself to the roc, is carried off

SINBAD THE SAILOR Sinbad the Sailor, having fastened himself to the roc, is carried off


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SINBAD THE SAILOR Sinbad the Sailor, having fastened himself to the roc, is carried off

SINBAD THE SAILOR
Sinbad the Sailor, having fastened himself to the roc, is carried off and deposited in the Valley of Diamonds. Drawing, 1898 by H.J. Ford for Arabian Nights

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Media ID 13135545

1898 Arabian Nights Arabic Bird Cloud Fairy Tale Folk Tale Ford Henri Holding Sailor Talon Tied Sinbad


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In this illustration from 1898, we are transported into the enchanting world of Sinbad the Sailor. The scene depicts a pivotal moment in his extraordinary journey as he finds himself bound to the mighty roc, a legendary bird of enormous size and strength. With determination etched on his face, Sinbad holds tightly onto the talon of the roc, defying gravity as they soar through billowing clouds. The artist, H. J. Ford, masterfully captures the essence of Arabian Nights with intricate details and vibrant colors. This timeless piece invites us to immerse ourselves in a fantastical realm where fairy tales come alive. Sinbad's courageous act has led him to be carried away by this majestic creature towards an unknown destination. As we gaze at this print, our imagination takes flight alongside Sinbad and we can almost feel the wind rushing past us. We wonder what lies ahead for our intrepid sailor as he is deposited in the Valley of Diamonds - will it be a place filled with untold riches or unforeseen dangers? This turn-of-the-century artwork serves as a reminder that even amidst adversity and uncertainty, there is always room for adventure and discovery. It beckons us to embrace life's challenges head-on like Sinbad himself did when he tied himself to the roc's talon. Granger Art on Demand presents this stunning image that transports us back in time while igniting our sense of wonderment and reminding us that within every tale lies an opportunity for transformation and triumph.

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