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World Literature since 1660-Keats' "La Belle Dame Sans Merci"
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Artists have several renderings of Keats' famous maid and the knight she enslaved. Which rendering most fits with your reading of Keats' poem? (Paintings are courtesy of artmagick.com).

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci (1865)by Walter Crane

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci (1861-3)by Arthur Hughes

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci (1893)by John William Waterhouse

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci by Sir Frank Dicksee,1853-1928)

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Frank Cowper is a modern artist. How does his rendition differ from those painted by nineteenth century artists?