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The black hunter closes Papagenos mouth with a lock to punish him for lying and selling herself for killing the snake in front of the queen. Illustration by Carl Offterdinger (1829-1889) in "The enchanted flute"
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The black hunter closes Papagenos mouth with a lock to punish him for lying and selling herself for killing the snake in front of the queen. Illustration by Carl Offterdinger (1829-1889) in "The enchanted flute"
XEE4166962 The black hunter closes Papagenos mouth with a lock to punish him for lying and selling herself for killing the snake in front of the queen. Illustration by Carl Offterdinger (1829-1889) in " The enchanted flute". (Die Zauberflote, flauto magico, The Magic Flute) Private collection. by Offterdinger, Carl (1829-89); Private Collection; (add.info.: The black hunter closes Papagenos mouth with a lock to punish him for lying and selling herself for killing the snake in front of the queen. Illustration by Carl Offterdinger (1829-1889) in " The enchanted flute". (Die Zauberflote, flauto magico, The Magic Flute) Private collection.); Stefano Bianchetti
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This illustration by Carl Offterdinger depicts a dramatic scene from the opera "The Magic Flute". The black hunter, with an expression of stern authority on his face, is shown closing Papageno's mouth with a lock. This act serves as punishment for Papageno's deceitful behavior and selling herself out after killing the snake in front of the queen. Offterdinger's attention to detail is evident in this print, as every element is meticulously rendered. The intricate costumes worn by both characters add depth and richness to the composition. The vibrant colors bring life to the image, making it visually striking. The artist skillfully captures the tension and emotion of this moment through his masterful use of line work and shading. One can almost feel Papageno's desperation and regret as her mouth is forcibly closed. This artwork not only showcases Offterdinger's talent but also provides a glimpse into the world of "The Magic Flute" a beloved opera filled with enchantment and adventure. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in this fantastical tale where animals come alive and moral lessons are learned. Overall, this print beautifully captures a pivotal moment in "The Magic Flute" while showcasing Offterdinger's artistic prowess. It serves as a testament to his ability to bring stories to life through visual representation.
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