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Final project, Sint-Lukas Academy Brussels (1953)
Celtic mythology (Oisín and Niamh): In the Irish legend, the fairy princess Niamh rides a magical white horse across the sea to take the warrior Oisín (who is often associated with a black horse or dark clothing) to the land of eternal youth (Tír na nÓg). Music and flutes often play an enchanting role in Celtic settings.
Arthur Ryckmans (1953)
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A black wolf dancing like a circus clown is a surreal image that fits a fantasy story or an animated film. It combines the mysterious, wild nature of the wolf with the cheerful and theatrical movements of a clown. The wolf has a jet-black coat that would normally give him a dangerous appearance. Over his coat he wears typical circus attributes. The far too large ruff around his neck and a party hat. Instead of a fierce gaze, the wolf has a big, somewhat silly smile, as if he is enjoying the applause.
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