Edmund Dulac — 1910
But what struck most her sight was a room full of parrots.
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5 comments:
Hi Thom,
Among many Dulac favorites, this is my very, very favorite Dulac of all time. I used to have it as the "wallpaper" for my old phone. Now I have Dulac's The Bells, which fits better with the graphics on my new phone, but doesn't give me that warm, glowy feeling. There's a sense of humor in this illustration, as well as movement, sensation, and great beauty.
Hi Annie--
Dulac's best is the best of the best of anybody.
I couldn't agree more. There's so much to love about this piece I don't know where to begin.
Thanks Thom.
did Edmund Dulac ever do anything that was rubbish? that is just soooo beautiful.
Just Spectacular!
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