In the Russian folk tale, Brought the Nightingale to the King, there is a man with a cage holding a beautiful songbird. He stands proud before the King who is seated on his throne and beaming as his attendant offers him the gift. The man is wearing a bright yellow robe with a matching hat that could be colored in a gold metallic hue. His skin can be lightly tan with a slight pink blush to his cheeks and the Nightingale's cage can be a dark charcoal grey. The sky in the background can be colored a deep blue and the King's throne can be a regal purple. The nightingale itself can be a mixture of soft blues, yellows, and oranges, symbolizing its melodic song.
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- "The Golden Key or The Incredible Adventure of Pinocchio"
- "Three pigs"
- Brothers Grimm fairy tales
- Fairy tale by Hoffman "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King"
- Gianni Rodari's tale "The Adventures of Cipollino"
- Oreshenka and her friends
- Russian folk tales
- Tales by Charles Perrault
- Tales of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin
- Tales of Korney Ivanovich Chukovsky
- The Scarlet Flower
- The tale of Pyotr Ershov "The Little Humpbacked Horse"
- The Tales of Hans Christian Andersen
- The Tales of Wilhelm Hauff