
Mystic Ancient ArtNo. 13 of 21
Princess Arabella
A portray of a long-forgotten princess whose tale is both tragic and cruel. The love she had for her husband was unimaginably strong, though he searched for love everywhere but with her. The day he declared marriage to another woman who carried his child, was the day her life changed. She become nun-like in the service of good faith, carried for the weak and poor, the hopeless, the refugees of war and horror. For her life she was declared a saint, not by the church, but by the common folk that gave her the nickname “Princess” and “Arabella, the good.”