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The Heart of
Princess Osra
John Williamson, 1896
Longmans, Green &
Co.
Each of the 9 short stories about the
love-life of Rudolf III's sister Osra in the 1730s has its
own illustration. It has to be said that Osra is one of the
more annoying von Elphbergs, though not quite in the "Please
somebody kill him NOW!" category of Rudolf V...
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Stephen the Smith |
The Marquis de Mérosailles |
Lord Harry Culverhouse |
Christian the Highwayman |
The Count of Festenburg |
Giraldo the Painter |
The Miller of Hofbau |
The Prince of Glottenberg |
The Grand Duke of Mittenheim |
Prisoner of Zenda
Charles Dana Gibson, 1898
Macmillan's Colonial
Library
(Previous editions were not illustrated)
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Chapter 5
The Altstadt gives 'the King' a mixed reception
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Chapter 10
Flavia, Rassendyll & Sapt leave the ball
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Chapter 13
Johann brings a message to Rassendyll, Fritz & Sapt
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Chapter 18
Rassendyll vs Detchard (with Rudolf waving chair)
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Chapter 20
Rassendyll kisses Flavia
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Rupert of Hentzau
Charles Dana Gibson, 1898
Macmillan's Colonial
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Chapter 2
Rupert steals Flavia's letter from Fritz
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Chapter 4
Flavia & Rassendyll meet again
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Chapter 8
Rudolf is found dead
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Chapter 9
Fritz takes the letter from Hermann
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Chapter 14
Helga comforts Flavia
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Chapter 15
James & Sapt plot
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Chapter 18
Rassendyll's triumph
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Chapter 21
Rassendyll lies in state as Rudolf V
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Nelson's Library, c
1902-03
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Prisoner of Zenda
Dudley Tennant
Antoinette de Mauban, avenging her toy-boy Duke Michael's life and her own honour, pursues Rupert von Hentzau with a pistol, but, unfortunately for everyone, misses... (Rupert looks a bit old here, and 'Toinette not as frantic and dishevelled as one would expect after attempted rape.)
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Rupert of Hentzau
W. E. (or B.) Webster
Queen Flavia and Hon. Rudolf Rassendyll,with Col. Sapt and Lieutenant von Bernenstein.
(Ignoring the framing device in the text, as did Gibson, the artist depicts Flavia in contemporary dress, rather than some 20 years before the book was written.)
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Grossett
& Dunlap, c. 1923-4
Other plates from the Grossett & Dunlap editions - stills from the 1922 and 1923 films - are on the Films page.
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Prisoner of Zenda
Cover
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Plan of Schloß Zenda
Howard Ince
(colour by Doc M)
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Rupert of Hentzau
Cover
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Prisoner of Zenda
Howard K Elcock, c. 1923
(Thanks to Marg)
These illustrations show clear influences from the 1922 film version in their depictions of the characters.
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Amelia's portrait
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Rassendyll & Rose
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The innkeeper's daughter at Zenda
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Johann & the innkeeper's daughter
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Fritz & Sapt find Rassendyll
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Sapt
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Sapt & the King
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Coronation
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Michael & Flavia
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Parade
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Rassendyll v. the Duke's men
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Rassendyll & Flavia
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Flavia
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Rassendyll & Fritz
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Krafstein & Albert von Lauengram are shot
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Antoinette in the window
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Rassendyll swims the moat
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Rassendyll v. de Gautet
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Rassendyll v. Detchard
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Rupert on the bridge
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Rupert flees
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(Flashback)
Antoinette tends the dying Michael
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Flavia finds...whom?!!!
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Fritz & Sapt watch Rassendyll's train depart
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