The island of Emperor by giulband
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.....Oh quante volte, al tacito
Morir d'un giorno inerte,
Chinati i rai fulminei,
Le braccia al sen conserte,
Stette, e dei dì che furono
L'assalse il sovvenir!....
Da "Il 5 Maggio "di A Manzoni
How many times, at the silent
dying of an inactive day,
bent the bolt-like rays,
with his arms folded,
he stayed, and the past days'
remembrance assailed him.
From "On the 5th of May" A Manzoni
Comments (52)
The last defat. Against the ultimate opponent. Great job
Beautiful. I love those ships!
There came a tempest... Beauty!
Superb !
Splendid work
Wonderful scene !
Very nice composition. Bravo!
Nice Image! Well done!
Great historical scene,As others have said, the ships are really cool.I don't recognize the landscape prop, but it works well in this scene,as does the water.
Interesting work.
Exellent work.
Wonderful scene :)
dark exile ... well that disaster! Great work!
outstanding
Wonderful image.
Very cute scene. Great work
AMAZING WORK
Very cool and beautiful scene
Very nice work.
Awesome work...love it!!!
This is beautiful.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great pirate scene, excellent work.
Fantastic render!
Wonderful historical scene about the great Emperor. Perfectly executed image.
Fabulous scene! And to the victor the spoils..
Superb!
Wonderful scene and work**********
King George IV (of England) did not get on with his wife. After Bonapart's death, he was told that 'his greatest enemy was dead'. He is supposed to have reacted by saying: "By God, is she?" An idea for another picture pehaps? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caroline_of_Brunswick
Nice scene, with defeat of Napoleon.
Very nice work!