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English: The Green Knight visits his beloved, the princess, in bird form.
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Source The image is from a 1909 book that republishes Danish fairy tales collected by Svend Grundtvig, via this link.
Author Frances Bassett Comstock (her full name appears on page 157 of the same book).

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The Green Knight visits his beloved, the princess, in bird form.

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