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Tristan and Iseult, also
known as
Tristan and
Isolde and
other names, is a
medieval chivalric romance told in
numerous variations since the 12th century...
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either Iseult or Isolde, but also may
appear as Yseult, Ysolt, Isolt, Isode,
Isoude, Iseut,
Isaut (Old French), Iosóid (Irish),
Esyllt (Welsh),
Ysella (Cornish)...
- King
Arthur and Sir Lancelot, (1862)
William Morris Queen Guenevere and
Isoude, (1862) Detail,
William Morris window,
Cattistock Church, (1882). Detail...
- The
Tristram and
Isoude stained gl****
panels are a
series of 13
small stained-gl****
windows made in 1862 by Morris, Marshall,
Faulker & Co. for Harden...
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begins with an
explanation of Mark's fury at the
affair of
Tristan and
Isoude,
which leads Mark to
banish Tristan from Cornwall. In the
Prose Tristan...
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hiltja ("battle").
Other names Variant form(s) Iseult, Yseult, Ysolt, Isode,
Isoude, Iseut, Iosóid, Esyllt, Isola, Isolda, Isotta,
Izolda Derived Old High German...
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Tristram and
Isoude stained gl**** panels,
designed by
William Morris (1862) The
Fight between Tristram and Sir
Marhaus from the
Tristam and
Isoude series,...
- Isode,
Isoude,
Isotta Tristan and
Iseult Wife of Mark of
Cornwall and
adulterous lover of Sir
Tristan (Queen)
Iseult Isolde, Yseult, Isode,
Isoude, Isotta...
- her
perfect lips"). The sixth,
seventh and
eighth panels depict "La
Beale Isoude", "Lyonors" and "Enid". The
ninth and
final panel depicts "Alis la Beale...
- L'homme à la houe ("The Man With the Hoe")
William Morris –
Tristram and
Isoude stained gl****
panels Moritz Daniel Oppenheim – The
Kidnapping of Edgardo...
