Bertalda, Assailed by Spirits
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Bertalda, Assailed by Spirits[1] is a painting by Theodore Von Holst
- "Bertalda then showed the piece of gold she was given to the goblins below, and they laughed themselves half-dead over it and hissed at her. At last they all pointed at me with their metal-stained fingers, and more and more wildly, and more and more densely, and more and more madly, the swarm of spirits came clambering up to her." --remix of Undine
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See also
- Damsel in distress trope in Undine
- Bertalda
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