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Edmund Dulac

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Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from THE SLEEPING BEAUTY & OTHER FAIRY TALES retold by A.T. Quiller-Couch, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 6 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 6

“She touched the Princess’s tutors and the Court professors in the midst of their deep studies” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-06-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 1 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 1

“and there, on a bed the curtains of which were drawn wide, he beheld the loveliest vision he had ever seen” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-01-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 3 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 3

“Her head nodded with spite and old age together, as she bent over the cradle” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-003-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 24 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 24

“These no sooner saw Beauty than they began to scream and chatter.” (Beauty and the Beast)

Ref: LVA-1000-24-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 13 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 13

“Then Blue Beard roared out so terribly that he made the whole house tremble.” (Blue Beard)

Ref: LVA-1000-13-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 12 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 12

“The unhappy Fatima cried up to her: ‘Anne, Sister Anne, do you see anyone coming?'” (Blue Beard)

Ref: LVA-1000-12-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 2 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 2

“All the company returned to the Royal Palace to find a great feast arrayed.” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-002-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 18 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 18

“The king’s son led her through the gardens, where the guests drew apart and gazed in wonder at her loveliness.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-18-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 8 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 8

“The ruddy faces of the switzers told him that they were no worse than asleep” (Sleepng Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-08-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 9 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 9

“They were rowed to the sound of music on the waters of their host’s private canal.” (Blue Beard)

Ref: LVA-1000-09-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 16 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 16

And her godmother pointed to the finest of all with her wand.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-16-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 17 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 17

“She was driven away, beside herself with joy.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-17-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 14 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 14

“They overtook him just as he reached the steps of the main porch.” (Blue Beard)

Ref: LVA-1000-14-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 15 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 15

“They sent for the best hairdresser to arrange their hair.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-15-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 11 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 11

“You shall go in, and take your place amoung the ladies you saw there!” (Blue Beard)

Ref: LVA-1000-11-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 4 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 4

“I am spinning, pretty one, answered the old woman, who did not know who she was” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-04-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 22 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 22

“He had been fasting for more than twenty-four hours and lost no time in falling to.” (Beauty and the Beast)

Ref: LVA-1000-22-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 10 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 10

“And there in a row, hung the bodies of seven dead women.” (Blue Beard)

Ref: LVA-1000-10-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 23 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 23

“She found herself face to face with a stately and beautiful lady.” (Beauty and the Beast)

Ref: LVA-1000-23-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 19 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 19

“Whereupon she instantly desired her partner to lead her to the King and Queen.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-19-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 5 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 5

“But news of it was brought to her by a little dwarf, who owned a pair of seven-league boots” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-05-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 20 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 20

“She made her escape as lightly as a deer.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-20-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 7 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 7

“They grew until nothing but the tops of the castle towers could be seen” (Sleeping Beauty)

Ref: LVA-1000-07-1

The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 21 — The Sleeping Beauty & Other Fairy Tales 21

“The Prime Minister was kept very busy during the next few weeks.” (Cinderella)

Ref: LVA-1000-21-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-007-6-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-009-8-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-008-7-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-016-15-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-011-10-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-024-23-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-020-19-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-010-9-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-004-3-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-014-13-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-013-12-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-017-16-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-012-11-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-018-17-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-019-18-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-005-4-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-002-1-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-015-14-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-001-24-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-006-5-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-021-20-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-022-21-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-023-22-1

Edmund Dulac — Edmund Dulac

A selection of illustrations from STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, Hodder & Stoughton, c 1912. Featuring some of Dulac’s best (and best-known) work.

Ref: LVA-1015-003-2-1

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