Celtic Lady of The Lake Raises Excalibur Upwards, Made of Artificial Stone, Bronzed and Coloured by Artists, Veronese

• Lady of the Lake, Artus, made of artificial stone, bronzed and coloured by hand, Veronese

The mistress of the lake, or Nimue, comes from the King Arthur legend and was the guardian of the lake from which she handed the sword Excalibur to the newly coming to power King Arthur. She emerged from the lake and the sword rose out of the water together with her. Artus stepped forward and the sword was given to him into his hand. Artus finally became the king of England. In the guise of a young girl, Nimue then beguiled Merlin and made him tell her the secret of his magic power, which is why he eventually banished her. When Nimue or Nineveh returns, England will rise again in its ancient splendor and glory. Made of artificial stone and bronzed and coloured by hand.