Camelot
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Camelot
New Zealand
26 creative works found
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oil on canvas.
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A collaboration with Gail Douglas, thank you so much for letting me use your image…Hampden Bridge. Other images in my Mists of Avalon series… The Sword in the Stone / Mists of Avalon / The Lady of the Lake / The Isle of Apples / Guinevere / Merlin / Camelot Mists / © Sarah Moore 2008 Background : http://steamed-pepsi-stock.deviantart.com/art/
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The Holy Grail is the cup from which Christ drank at the Last Supper and which was used by Joseph of Arimathea to catch Christ’s blood as he hung on the cross. In the time of King Arthur the quest for the Holy Grail was the highest spiritual pursuit for a knight. © Sarah Moore 2008 Sword / Background / King / Chalice Other images in my Mists of Avalon series… A Forbidden Love / The Sword in the Stone / Mists of Avalon / The Lady of the Lake / The Isle of Apples / The Road to Camelot / Guinevere / Merlin / Camelot Mists /
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A collaboration with keleka656, thank you so much for letting me use a version of your image…Another Snow Day. Lancelot and Guinevere Lancelot had one failing, his adultorous love of Queen Guinevere. They tried to keep this love secret, it became known, and eventually brought about the undoing of the Round Table. Lancelot and Guinevere’s love for each other grew slowly. Initially Guinevere kept Lancelot away from her. Eventually, however the pair became lovers. Soon the pair were discovered…Guinevere was seized and condemned to burn to death for her adultery. Sir Lancelot returned several days later to rescue his Guinevere, killing several of King Arthur’s knights in the process. Lancelot ended his days as a hermit and Guinevere became a nun at Amesbury where she died. Gotta love a happy ending! © Sarah Moore 2008 Stock Used… Female Model / Knight / Raven Other images in my Mists of Avalon series… King Arthur and the Holy Grail / A Forbidden Love / The Sword in the Stone / Mists of Avalon / The Lady of the Lake / The Isle of Apples / The Road to Camelot / Guinevere / Merlin / Camelot Mists /
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I have a fascination with the Arthurian Legends and have read just about anything I can get my hands on relating to Arthur and Guinevere (I especially love her story!). See the other images in my Mists of Avalon Series… The Sword in the Stone / The Isle of Apples / Mists of Avalon / The Lady of the Lake / Guinevere / © Sarah Moore 2008
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Second photo of the series of iris : Caliente / Camelot Rose / Dream Lover / Spanish sun
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©Seth F.Weaver,Sr. /06/12/08. A DigyMix™ work. This knight obviously has his helmet on too tight. He’s attacking a rampaging dragon but the dragon is so large he can’t reach his head. Maybe he can irritate the beast into committing suicide? This knight was in Camelot but he wasn’t as famous as the other guys that got to sit at the Round Table. He always sat at the Kiddie Table. The most famous thing he ever did was to not become famous. Once again I was playing with colors and patterns in this work. Thanks for looking, Seth.
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The Sword In The Stone
by Mark MoskvitchBrittania found her sweet repose…
Inspired by the excellent work of Sarah Moore and her image The Sword In The Stone I often write in an archaic voice as I enjoy the flow of the words. On being amazed by the Mists of Avalon series of images, I decided to write this piece. / Image Copyright: Sarah Moore 2008
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Children playing – in their eyes it’s not a beach but elsewhere. / Things which you don’t see. / A boy,a girl, a dog and sea – would you play with me?
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The Lady of Shalott / Alfred, Lord Tennyson Who is this? And what is here? / And in the lighted palace near / Died the sound of royal cheer / And they crossed themselves for fear / All the Knights at Camelot / But Lancelot mused a little space / He said, ‘she has a lovely face; / God in his mercy lend her grace / The Lady of Shalott.’
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Another of Hackney’s finest views (East London). The contrast – of media-purveyed dreams and urban squalor – seemed poignant. LAST BUS A vignette, perhaps, from Edward Hopper / Transplanted to an anaesthetic land. / An etherised face, staring and alone, beneath / The incandescence of electric gas. / Shunning the light, shattering the night, / Blanked by the eyeless windows / Of midnight, rattling a chromed carapace over / A dereliction of crushed cans and pavements, / Shaking my armoured hide through a labyrinth now / Cracked apart in the stray hours: this dark, deserted city. Mine is the last bus, the empty bus, / The one before the day that never came, / Propelled, An Schwager Kronos, towards the sickly-sweet, / Chemical salvation of oblivion. Mute as Camus’ Sisyphus, / I’d drive it on, eyes fixed, firm in my futile plan: / Resolute, because there’d be / No-one left to see: obedient to inconsequential purpose, and / Unbowed by the great weight of the sky. I’d stand elected / (Unopposed) as captain of the stricken vessel of my life. / Heroic in anonymity, / Defying the silence of humankind / (The pettiness of them, the ignorance of them), / And revelling, steadfast, in the isolation / Of all determined, little men. But just to let old Goethe know: / This is no reckless hedonist who speeds past / Your envious and fastidious gaze, / Exhausting life’s licence, plunging from the sky / From boredom, far more than debauch – / All appetites sated, curiosity quelled. / My life was as sterile as your underworld, / Inert as Piccadilly neon. / My hell is a dark box, and the stink of burning metal. Stephen Jackson (October 2003)
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Camelot Rock!
by Gregoryno6Swords of A Thousand Men by the same chap who sings that mournful song about…
Swords of A Thousand Men by the same chap who sings that mournful song about Bambi. Play LOUD.
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King Arthur and the Holy Grail
by Mark MoskvitchBut then he paused to think again on Galahad’s most sacred plan…
Inspired by the excellent work of Sarah Moore and her image King Arthur and the Holy Grail I often write in an archaic voice as I enjoy the flow of the words. On being amazed by the Mists of Avalon series of images, I decided to write this piece. / Image Copyright: Sarah Moore 2008
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Guinevere
by Mark MoskvitchHe knew the fate of Guinevere would be to burn upon the stake…
Inspired by the excellent work of Sarah Moore and her image Guinevere I often write in an archaic voice as I enjoy the flow of the words. On being amazed by the Mists of Avalon series of images, I decided to write this piece. / Image Copyright: Sarah Moore 2008
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Shattered Dreams
by Mark MoskvitchThe thought of what he’d done to her did cause his gut to wretch and void…
Inspired by the excellent work of Sarah Moore and her image Shattered Dreams I often write in an archaic voice as I enjoy the flow of the words. On being amazed by the Mists of Avalon series of images, I decided to write this piece. / Image Copyright: Sarah Moore 2008
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©Seth F.Weaver,Sr, 02/02/07. I loved the way the colors evolved in this work.
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©Seth F.Weaver,Sr. 02/07/08. A DigiMix™ work. A homage to the great days of Camelot and King Arthur. Days of Merlin, magic and mysteries untold. The mystical Lady of the Lake always ready to help Merlin either with advice or magic, an amazing world to live in. /
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One of my favorite places in CO
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The Road To Camelot
by Mark MoskvitchThe road to Camelot rose up above a vast and verdant plain
Inspired by the excellent work of Sarah Moore and her image The Road To Camelot I often write in an archaic voice as I enjoy the flow of the words. On being amazed by the Mists of Avalon series of images, I decided to write this piece. / Image Copyright: Sarah Moore 2008
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The Lady of the Lake
by Mark MoskvitchAnd rising up on solid ground she passed beyond the magic sedge…
Inspired by the excellent work of Sarah Moore and her image The Lady of the Lake I often write in an archaic voice as I enjoy the flow of the words. On being amazed by the Mists of Avalon series of images, I decided to write this piece. / Image Copyright: Sarah Moore 2008
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Watercolour on paper
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Lancelot and Guenivere as pups
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Watercolour on paper
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