Rapunzel in the Tower: PDF Coloring Page to Print
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- Title: Rapunzel in the Tower: PDF Coloring Page to Print
- Type: Coloring Pages
- Category: { Fairy Tales and Fantasy }
- Print: Download as PDF for printing
With this coloring page featuring Rapunzel, you get a free template for children. Print the file in DIN A4 format and start right away. The scene shows Rapunzel, a prince, and a horse by the tower among trees and bushes, so you can design the page in your own style.
Rapunzel in the Tower Coloring Page: Subject & Template
On this coloring page, you see Rapunzel at the tower window while a prince stands below holding the long braid; a horse waits beside him. This page is medium in difficulty, since the tower has many stones and several figures offer plenty of details. Use the template for fairy-tale time with children or for a quiet break at home. Print the page and color the scene step by step.
- Tower stones: gray, sand, or light browns
- Rapunzel’s dress: violet, blue, or green
- Hair: golden yellow or warm honey tones
- Face: soft skin tones
- Arms: matching skin tones
- Prince: blue, gray, or brown for clothing
- Cloak: a darker shade of the clothing
- Horse: light brown, dark brown, or gray
- Saddle: dark brown or black
- Trees: various greens for foliage, brown for trunks
- Bushes: deeper green tones
- Ground: earth colors like ocher or brown
Rapunzel in the Tower: Background & Facts
Rapunzel is among the best-known Grimm fairy-tale figures, first printed in 1812 in “Kinder- und Hausmärchen.” She is famous for her extraordinarily long hair that lets the prince reach her in the tower. In the tale, Rapunzel is imprisoned in the tower by a sorceress and later freed by a prince. The story has been retold worldwide in books, films, and plays.
Download: Free PDF (DIN A4) for Printing
Get the download as a free PDF in DIN A4 and print it at home. Use is permitted for private purposes, school, and kindergarten. You’ll also find more coloring pages with this fairy-tale character on the website.
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