... and Isold

A Lady Reads Tristan and Isolde

A Masque of Love

The leading figure in the procession shown in this painting, holding a lyre, is Orpheus. He is followed by the goddess Semele, who, tricked by the jealous Hera, demanded that her divine lover Zeus, the god of lightning, appear before her in his true form, whereupon she was consumed by fire. Behind Semele are Psyche and Cupid, and Sappho, the poet of Lesbos. Sappho is followed by Francis of Assisi, a monk who communicated with animals. Following St Francis is Iseult, carrying the cup from which she and Tristan will drink. Next is Elaine (from Arthurian legend), who carries the shield of Lancelot, who spurns her love causing her to die of her grief. Following her is Hugh of Lincoln, the boy saint who died at the age on nine in 1255. Next come Aucassin and Nicolette, two lovers from 12th century French tales. Behind them is the poet Dante and above him his vision of Paulo and Francesco. Finally, Magia Santi completes the procession, holding the hand of her son Raphael who, with Michelangelo and Leonardo, was the youngest of the creators of the High Renaissance. In the background Alcestis is carried off to death (behind Semele), and Percival carries a stave as he rides in quest of the Holy Grail.

A Motif for Bonnard

A Sword for the Hero

And Fitted it in Tristram's Sword

Illustration from The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights by James Knowles

Anna Bahr-Mildenburg

Anna Bahr-Mildenburg as Isolde

As She Was at the Fire to Take Her Execution

As She Was at the Fire to Take Her Execution, Young Tristram Kneeled afore King Meliodas, and Besought Him to Give Him a Boon

Belle Isoult and Sir Tristram Drink the Love Draught

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Birth of Tristram

Derived from Thomas Malory's 'Le Morte d'Arthur'

Brangaene

Brewing the Love Potion

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

Burghley Nef - Base

The base nautilus shell of the Burghley Nef, silver-gilt salt cellar

Burghley Nef - Port Side

The Burghley Nef - silver-gilt salt cellar

Burghley Nef - Starboard Side

The Burghley Nef - silver-gilt salt cellar

Burghley Nef - Tristan and Isolde

Miniature figures of Tristan and Isolde on the Burghley Nef - silver-gilt salt cellar

By the Time they had Finished Drinking

Illustration from The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights by James Knowles

Båtan

Illustration from the book “Tristan och Isolde" by Lindskog Förlag

Cast Adrift

Illustration from "Arthur and his Knights" by Deirdre Headon

Courtesy

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Courtesy - Detail 1

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Courtesy - Detail 2

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Dernier Combat de Tristan

Discovery by Melot and the Tryst Under the Tree

A copy of a scene from the Runkelstein Mural, this image depicts the scene in which Tristan and Isolde are discovered by Melot and the scene where Mark and Melot hide in the tree to catch the two lovers in the act of unfaithfulness.

Draken

Illustration from the book “Tristan och Isolde" by Lindskog Förlag

Drystan & Esyllt - 1

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 10

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 2

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 3

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 4

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 5

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 6

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 7

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 8

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

Drystan & Esyllt - 9

Original uncoloured boards from the comic: "Arthur - Drystan et Esyllt"

For Seven Days and Seven Nights the Sea So Drew Him

"For seven days and seven nights the sea so drew him; at times, to charm his grief, he harped."

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

Frére Orgrin, l'Hermite

Frocin, Le Mauvais Nain

Guenelon's Head

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

Guinevere and Iseult

Pencil design cartoon for a stained glass panel of the Dunlop Windows commissioned for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.

He Gave Him such a Buffet upon the Helm with His Sword

He Gave Him such a Buffet upon the Helm with His Sword that King Arthur Had No Power to Keep His Saddle

He Severed the Cords by Which Bragwaine was Bound

He Watched Them as They Lay

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

Hospitality

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Hospitality - Detail 1

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Hospitality - Detail 2

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Hospitality - Detail 3

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Hospitality - Detail 4

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Hospitality - Detail 5

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

Hospitality - Detail 6

Part of a series of frescos painted along Arthurian themes for the Royal Robing Room in the Palace of Westminster, London

How Eliot the Harper Sang the Lay that Dinadan had Made

How King Marke Found Sir Tristram

How La Beale Isoud Nursed Sir Tristram

Artist: Aubrey Beardsley
Date: 1893
Origin: England

How La Beale Isoud Wrote to Sir Tristram

Artist: Aubrey Beardsley
Date: 1893
Origin: England

How Morgan le Fay Gave a Shield to Sir Tristram

Artist: Aubrey Beardsley
Date: 1893
Origin: England

How She Kneeled down and Said

This Espied King Mark, How She Kneeled down and Said: "Sweet Lord Jesu, Have Mercy upon Me, for I May Not Live after the Death of Sir Tristram de Liones"

How Sir Tristram Drank of the Love Drink

Artist: Aubrey Beardsley
Date: 1893
Origin: England

How Sir Tristram Rode Away to Tintagil

Illustration from the book "King Arthur and His Knights" by James Knowles.

How Sir Tristram Soused Sir Dagonet in the Well

How Tristram and Isoud Drank the Love Drink

How Tristram was Known by the Little Brachet

In the Garden

Artist: August Spieß
Date: 1892
Origin: Germany

In Which Tristan Sets Forth for Ireland

Iseult

Artist: Charles Edward Perugini

Iseult au Blanches Mains

Iseult et Branguine

Iseult's Ring

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

Isolde

Isolde

Isolde

Isolde on Trial

From the Runkelstein Mural, this scene depicts Isolde taking the hot iron into her hands during the trial over her faithfulness to King Mark.

Isolt

One of 12 ceramic tiles bearing images from Tennyson's "Idylls of the King"

King Mark and All His Barons Came out to Meet Him

Artist: Arthur A Dixon
Date: 1921

King Mark and Tristram

Derived from Thomas Malory's 'Le Morte d'Arthur'

King Mark Broods Mischief

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

King Mark of Cornwall

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

King Mark Seizes Isoude

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

King Mark Slew the Noble Knight Sir Tristram as He Sat Harping

Illustration from the book “The Boys King Arthur" by  Sidney Lanier

Knights of the Round Table Mourn Tristram and Isoude

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Kungen

Illustration from the book “Tristan och Isolde" by Lindskog Förlag

Kärleksdrycken

Illustration from the book “Tristan och Isolde" by Lindskog Förlag

L'Arrivee D'Iseult

La Beale Isoud and Sir Tristram

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

La Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard

Artist: Aubrey Beardsley
Date: 1893
Origin: England

La Beale Isoude Weeping and Mourning

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

La Beale Isoude, Dame Brangwene and Sir Tristram

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

La Belle Isault

Illustration from the book "King Arthur and His Knights" by James Knowles.

La Belle Iseult

Also known as Queen Guinevere

La Belle Isolde

Artist: Anthony Frederick Sandys
Date: 1862

La Foret du Morois

La Mort

La Muerte de Tristán e Isolda

La Reine Iseult et Sa Fille

Le Camp du Roi Marc

Le Combat Avec Le Morhoult

Le Géant Beliagog

Le Gue Aventureux

Le Reine Avaint Bliaunt de Sole

Le Roi Marc

Le Testament de Tristan

Les Amants Condamnés

Les Chevaliers du Roi Artur

Les Trois Barons Felons

Mad Tristan

Marc épiant Tristan et Yseut

From "Tristan en Prose"

Mark Sees Their Love

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Marold Defeated

Morold Wounds Tristan

A copy of a damaged Chertsey Abbey tile roundel, depicting Tristan and Morold locked in combat.

MSFR99 - Folio 1 - Various

From "Tristan de Léonois"

Top Left: Naissance de Tristan
Top Right: Combat de Tristan et de Morhaut
Bottom Left: Tristan et Iseut buvant le philtre
Bottom Right: Marc blessant à mort Tristan

MSFR99 - Folio 108 - Mariage de Tristan et d'Iseut aux Blanches

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 111 - Iseut et la messagère

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 115 - Tristan et son épouse dérivant

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 12 - Pelias délivrant Sadoc

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 123 - Combat de Lamorat de Galles et de Nabon

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 126 - Lamorat de Galles découvrant Luces et sa da

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 13 - Enlèvement de Celinde

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 134 - Demoiselle mesdisant devant Arthur

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 141 - Brunor le Noir entrant au Chastel Orguelleu

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 148 - Tristan délivrant Arthur

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 152 - Tristan jaloux de Cahedin

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 159 - Iseut et Brangain

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 165 - Marc, Cahedin et Palamède

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 174 - Brunor le Noir évitant le pont

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 176 - Combat au Chastel d'Uter

MSFR99 - Folio 18 - Apollo l'Aventureux tuant le Géant

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 180 - Iseut tentant de se suicider

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 183 - Combat au Chastel d'Uter

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 19 - Combat d'Apollo l'Aventureux et de Sadoc

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 193 - Combat de Brunor le Noir et des deux frères

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 199 - Lancelot vainqueur aux Destroiz de Sorelois

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 2 - Sadoc secourant Celinde

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 200 - Combat de Bohort et du Géant

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 208 - Combat de Cahedin et de Blioberis

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 213 - Combat de Cahedin et de Hoël

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 219 - Cahedin et le harpeur

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 221 - Tristan tuant Talas

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 223 - Marc et Tristan fou

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 228 - Tristan quittant la Cornouaille

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 233 - Combat de Tristan et de trente chevaliers

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 238 - Combat de Tristan, Dinadam et de Palamède,

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 243 - Lancelot retrouvant ses compagnons

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 245 - Combat de Tristan et de Pelinier

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 265 - Tournoi du Chastel aux Puceles

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 286 - Serment pour la quête de Tristan

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 288 - Lancelot et la demoiselle d'Iseut

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 292 - Combat de Tristan et d'Ivain

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 293 - Tristan emprisonné par Daras

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 295 - Iseut et Gaharié

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 3 - Vengeance de Sadoc

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 30 - Clovis Ier faisant exhumer Apollo

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 308 - Daras libérant ses prisonniers

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 313 - Tournoi de Roche Dure

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 316 - Tristan secourant Palamède

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 32 - Exécution du fils de Clovis

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 320 - Chevalier à la Housse Vermeille au combat

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 322 - Combat de Lancelot et de Tristan

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 327 - Tristan reçu à la Table Ronde

From "Tristan de Léonois"

"Si comme Tristan jure sur sains qu'il dira voir de ses aventures et moult de chevaliers entour luy et le roy est davant luy et la royne genievre ainsi comme voz orres."

MSFR99 - Folio 341 - Palamède vainqueur des six compagnons

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 345 - Combat de Marc et d'Armant

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 346 - Combat de Palamède et de Lamorat de Galles

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 353 - Chevaliers joutant

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 355 - Marc prêtant serment

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 356 - Tristan et Marc quittant la cour

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 359 - Combat de Dinadam et de Mordred, Agravain

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 36 - Naissance de Tristan

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 360 - Arthur, Lancelot et la messagère de Tristan

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 37 - Assassinat de Perneham

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 375 - Combat de Tristan et d'Elias

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 379 - Combat de Malagrin et d'Alexandre l'Orpheli

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 382 - Combat de Herlau et d'Alexandre l'Orphelin

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 384 - Tournoi de Sorelois

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 39 - Assassinat de Meliadus

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 391 - Tournoi de Sorelois

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 4 - Sadoc jeté à l'eau

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 400 - Tristan et Iseut partant pour Logres

From "Tristan de Léonois"

Marc emprisonné et Tristan et Iseut partant pour Logres

MSFR99 - Folio 411 - Combat de Lancelot et d'Alexandre l'Orpheli

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 413 - Combat de Hélin le Roux le Jeune et d'Alexa

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 423 - Combat de Tristan et de Palamède

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 435 - Combat de Palamède et des deux serfs

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 472 - Tournoi de Leverzep

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 484 - Tournoi de Leverzep

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 490 - Tournoi de Leverzep

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 5 - Apollo l'Aventureux recueilli par Madule

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 5 - Sadoc et l'ermite

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 509 - Lancelot tuant le serpent

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 526 - Lamorat de Galles secourant Gauvain

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 53 - Tournoi du Chastel de la Lande

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 532 - Combat de Lamorat de Galles, de Gauvain et

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 561 - Various

From "Tristan de Léonois"

Top Left: Adoubement de Galaad
Top Right: Galaad retirant l'épée du perron
Bottom: Tournoi de Camaalot

MSFR99 - Folio 563 - Apparition du Saint Graal

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 570 - Galaad prêtant serment

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 583 - Tristan délivrant Elias

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 591 - Combat de Galaad, Palamède et d'Elias le Sa

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 592 - Combat de Tristan et de Galaad

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 599 - Combat de Tristan et de Claudin

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 6 - Attentat contre Tanor

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 60 - Enlèvement de l'épouse de Segurades

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 617 - Combat de Tristan et de Palamède

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 629 - Combat de Tristan, Palamède et de Galaad, E

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 639 - Combat de Palamède et de Caradoc de la Tour

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 641 - Combat au Chastel d'Uter

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 653 - Combat de Lancelot et de Brunor le Noir

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 663 - Tristan et Brunor le Noir à la Joyeuse Gard

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 665 - Combat à la Joyeuse Garde

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 667 - Combat de Branor et de Lancelot

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 68 - Combat de Tristan et de Blanor

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 683 - Combat de Lancelot et de Tristan

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 697 - Combat de Palamède, de Gauvain et de

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 7 - Combat de Sadoc et de Pelias

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 72 - Tristan demandant Iseut à Anguin

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 724 - Galaad et ses amis embarquant

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 738 - Galaad dans la Nef Merveilleuse

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 760 - Mort de Tristan et d'Iseut

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 761 - Galaad devant la tombe de Simeu

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 769 - Galaad transportant le Graal à Sarras

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 77 - Tristan et Iseut au Chastel des Pleurs

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 774 - Sagremor le Desreez à la cour d'Arthur

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 88 - Palamède délivrant Brangain

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 88 - Palamède emmenant Iseut

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 91 - Combat de Palamède et de Lambegue

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 92 - Combat de Tristan et de Palamède

From "Tristan de Léonois"

MSFR99 - Folio 98 - Iseut passant l'épreuve de la corne

From "Tristan de Léonois"

Mühlberg - Untitled 1

Opera postcard for 'Tristan und Isolde'

Mühlberg - Untitled 2

Opera postcard for 'Tristan und Isolde'

Mühlberg - Untitled 3

Opera postcard for 'Tristan und Isolde'

Mühlberg - Untitled 4

Opera postcard for 'Tristan und Isolde'

Mühlberg - Untitled 5

Opera postcard for 'Tristan und Isolde'

Mühlberg - Untitled 6

Opera postcard for 'Tristan und Isolde'

Neuschwanstein Bedroom

Ogrin the Hermit

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

Phillips - Untitled

Illustration from "Dragons (Myths and Legends of)" by Gilles Ragache

Reunion in Death

Artist: August Spieß
Date: 1892
Origin: Germany

Royal Lovers

A pair of complimentary stained glass windows depicting Lillie Langtry and the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) as the Celtic lovers

Seperation

Artist: August Spieß
Date: 1892
Origin: Germany

Signal dans la Nuit

A scene from Act II of Wagner's 'Tristan und Isolde' entitled: 'Signal in the Night' in English

Sir Elias Defeated by Tristram

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Murrogh and Sir Tristram

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Palomides Making Great Sorrow for La Beale Isould

Artist: Aubrey Beardsley
Date: 1893
Origin: England

Sir Tramtrist and Sir Palomides

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram and La Beale Isoude in the Woodland

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram and La Beale Isoude Lie Dead

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram and La Belle Fronde

Sir Tristram and la Belle Isault

Illustration from the book "King Arthur and His Knights" by James Knowles.

Sir Tristram and the Harp

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram Assults King Mark

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Sir Tristram Cometh to y Castle of Sir Nabon

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Sir Tristram Followed No Path

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram Gave Her a Ring

Artist: Arthur A Dixon
Date: 1921

Sir Tristram Harpeth Before King Mark

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Sir Tristram Kneeled Before La Beale Isoude

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram Leaps into y Sea

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Sir Tristram Lies Mortally Wounded by King Mark

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sir Tristram of Lyonesse

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Sir Tristram Sits with Sir Launcelot

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

Sir Tristram Smitten Down by a Fiery Beam

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

Sous le Pin Parasol

The Attempted Suicide of La Belle Isoude

Design for a stained glass panel of the Dunlop Windows commissioned for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.

The Beggar Carries Iseult

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

The Clash of Weapons Brought Isolde to the Walls

Artist: Arthur A Dixon
Date: 1921

The Death of Tristan

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

The Death of Tristram

Painting of the design for a stained glass panel of the Dunlop Windows commissioned for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.

The Death of Tristram

The Death of Tristram

The Dwarf Pouring Flour

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

The Enchanted Horn Spills as Isoude Drinks

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

The End of the Song

Also known as 'Tristan and Isolde'

The False Hero

The Lady Belle Isoult

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

The Last Dragon II

The Loving Cup

The Madness of Sir Tristram

Painting of the design for a stained glass panel of the Dunlop Windows commissioned for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.

The Nuptial Night

The Queen Dies Bearing Tristan

Illustration from Paul's own 'The Romance of Tristram of Lyones and La Belle Isoude'

The Queen Drank Deep of that Draught and Gave it to Tristan

Illustration from the 1927 edition of  "Tristan and Iseult" by Joseph Bedier.

The Queen of Ireland Seeks to Slay Sir Tristram

Illustration from Pyle's own: 'The Story of the Champions of the Round Table'

The Queen, Seizing His Arm, Pulled the Goblet from His Lips

Artist: Arthur A Dixon
Date: 1921

The Tomb of Tristram and Isoude