King Log and King Stork 1908
waltercrane
drawing, paper, ink
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drawing
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fairy-painting
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narrative-art
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arts-&-crafts-movement
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landscape
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paper
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ink
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symbolism
"King Log and King Stork" is an illustration by Walter Crane, created in 1908, which depicts a fable about frogs who requested a king from Jove. Jove sent them a stork who gobbled them up, representing a tyrannical leader, hence the title. The illustration depicts a stork in the foreground, with a crown and chain, while the frogs in the background appear fearful. The image is a fine example of Crane's work, showcasing a combination of detail and humor, typical of his illustrations. The whimsical depiction of the fable in a charming style makes the work appealing to children and adults alike.
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