The artwork titled “There was heard the roar of the quickly approaching dragon,” created by Charles Robinson in 1909, illustrates a scene from the art movement known as Art Nouveau (Modern). This piece belongs to the genre of illustration and is part of the series, “The Four Champions of Great Britain and Ireland” from the year 1909.
The artwork vividly depicts a fearsome dragon descending upon a rocky terrain. The menacing creature, with its intricate scales and sharp claws, emits a powerful, fiery roar, capturing a moment of both anticipation and dread. The detailed illustration reflects the characteristic fluid lines and natural forms of the Art Nouveau style. The dragon’s dynamic posture and expressive features convey a sense of imminent danger, enhancing the dramatic atmosphere of the scene.
