The Princess and the Trolls, 1913

John Bauer's painting The princess and the trolls (1913) was made for the author Helena Nyblom's story The exchanges, which was published in the story collection Among gnomes and trolls. The story is about a wizard father who becomes so fond of the little princess that he snatches her from her cradle and puts his own baby wizard in her place. The story follows their upbringing, and search for their original home.

Verket har undertiteln “En kväll vid midsommartid gingo de med Bianca Maria djupt in i skogen”. Originalmålningen tillhör sedan 1914 Nationalmuseum i Stockholm.

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