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	Image	1819-London-McLean-04-006
	Illustration No.	1
	Illustrator	John Heaviside Clark
	Engraver	Unknown
	Lithographer
	Title Caption	DON QUIXOTE SUBDUED BY THE KNIGHT OF THE WHITE CRESCENT
	Title Supplied
	Part	Part II, Madrid 1615
	Chapter	Chapter 64
	Subject	64.1 DQ is defeated by the Knight of the White Moon (Sansón Carrasco)
	Illustration Type	Chapter illustration
	Technique	Etching (acquaforte) Aquatint
	Color	Colored
	Volume	IV
	Page Number	f.p. 351
	Image Dimension	112 x 87
	Page Dimension	270 x 127
	Commentary	The composition is quite different in comparison with those more accurate to Cervantes' text (by Savery in Dordrecht: Savery, 1657; by Vanderbank in London: Tonson, 1738; by Carnicero in Madrid: Ibarra, 1780; and others). In the foreground, the Knight of the White Moon standing up and don Quixote fallen and defeated; both in a forest (it should be the beach of Barcelona). The dark figure of the Knight of the White Moon is quite gloomy, but also very interesting despite some small defects (how is he holding the shield?). Is don Quixote asking for mercy? It would not be accurate to Cervantes' text. In the background, behind some bushes, Sancho.
	Notes	Cushing Library also has a set including this illustration with some differences in color. This is the last illustration; don Quixote's death is not represented.