The dragon sank towards him opening its terrible jaws from Hero Myths and Legends of the British Race by MI Ebbutt 1910

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"The Dragon Sank Towards Him, Opening Its Terrible Jaws" is an illustration by William Henry Margetson, featured in the book "Hero Myths and Legends of the British Race" by M. I. Ebbutt, published in 1910. This work is part of a collection that explores the rich tapestry of folklore and mythology associated with the British Isles. Margetson, an English artist and illustrator known for his contributions to both magazines and books during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, brought to life the narratives compiled by Ebbutt with his evocative and dramatic imagery.

In this particular illustration, Margetson captures a quintessential moment of heroism and peril, as the protagonist confronts a fearsome dragon. The image is steeped in the romanticism of the era, reflecting the Victorian and Edwardian fascination with medieval themes and chivalric ideals. Margetson's use of dynamic composition and attention to detail in the dragon's depiction emphasizes the tension and stakes of the encounter, which is a recurring motif in the legends and myths that have shaped British cultural identity.

The book itself serves as a significant contribution to the preservation and dissemination of British folklore, with Ebbutt's retellings providing a narrative framework for Margetson's illustrations. Together, their work offers a visual and literary journey through the heroic tales that have been passed down through generations, capturing the imagination of readers and celebrating the enduring legacy of myth in British culture.

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