I Will Warn Thee, Hagen

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Two mermaids can be seen floating along a rocky shore, one of them addressing Hagen
I will warn thee, Hagen [...]. An' thou comest to the Huns, thou wilt be sore deceived.

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Artist is Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld or Eugen Napoleon Neureuther

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Two mermaids can be seen floating along a rocky shore, one of them addressing Hagen, who stands on a slope and holds onto a branch to keep his balance.
The caption reads in the original German:

Ich will dich warnen, Hagen,
[…]
Kommst du zu den Heunen,
So bist du arg sehr betrogen.

The caption in English was taken from Daniel Bussier Shumway’s translation of The Nibelungenlied published in Boston & New York by the Houghton Mifflin Company, 1909.

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