Gustav Klimt lady with fan Painting

Gustav Klimt lady with fan Painting
made whole and sound-then will he make himself a name-and proud shall I be to say, "Yes, he is mine-I took him, a homeless little ragamuffin, but I saw what was in him, and I said his name would be heard some day-behold him, observe him-was I right?'"
The king spoke-in a thoughtful, measured voice:
"Thou didst save me injury and shame, perchance my life, and so my crown. Such service demandeth rich reward. Name thy desire, and so it be within the compass of my royal power, it is thine."
Gustav Klimt lady with fan Painting
This fantastic suggestion startled Hendon out of his reverie. He was about to thank the king and put the matter aside with saying he bad only done his duty and desired no reward, but a wiser thought came into his head, and he asked leave to be silent a few moments and consider the gracious offer-an idea which the king gravely approved, remarking that it was best to be not too hasty with a thing of such great import. Decorative painting