Description
“Robin Hood And His Adventures” by Paul Creswick, illustrated by N.C. Wyeth, retells the classic English legend. Creswick’s 1917 version remains one of the most famous adaptations. Crucially, Wyeth’s magnificent, iconic oil paintings illustrate the book. The narrative details Robin Fitzooth’s life, his turn to outlawry, and his fights against tyranny.
The story focuses on Robin Hood’s dedication to fighting injustice in Sherwood Forest. He robs the wealthy to help the impoverished. Consequently, the tale emphasizes the themes of class conflict and personal identity.
The main characters include:
- Robin Hood, the heroic outlaw.
- Little John and Friar Tuck, his loyal Merry Men.
- Maid Marian, a strong, courageous female character.
Furthermore, this classic edition is often prized for Wyeth’s powerful, dramatic artistry, which brings the medieval setting to life.
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