Edmund Dulac “The Little Mermaid” Framed Golden Age Illustration Art Print (A2 / A3) Frame Colour - Size:Rustic Small all four of them blending

all four of them blending together into one unique concept

The watercolour hues add to the general feeling of understated loveliness of each plant

sleeve length 5

Specter frightening a young woman (こはだ小平二)

boldly placed and cut-off (to add to the almost photographic immediacy of the scene) is a traveller's palanquin

Edmund Dulac “The Little Mermaid” Framed Golden Age Illustration Art Print (A2 / A3) Frame Colour - Size:Rustic Small all four of them blendingVINTAGE BOOK ILLUSTRATION FRAMED ART PRINT "But the little mermaid had no need to do this, for at the mere sight of the bright liquid, which sparkled in her hand like a shining star, they drew back in terror" By Edmund Dulac, c. 1911. From "The Little Mermaid" by Hans Christian Andersen, "Stories from Hans Andersen" published c. 1911. Edmund Dulac (1882 1953) was one of the great figures from the Golden Age of Illustration. His works, eclectic and