Edmund Dulac

Edmund Dulac

Below you will find twelve color illustrations by Edmund Dulac. They were done for the book The Poetical Works of Edgar Allan Poe, which which was published around 1920. Dulac (1882-1953) was a French-British illustrator who is renowned for his enchanting and evocative illustrations for children’s books, fairy tales, and classic literature. Dulac’s drawings are often described as dreamlike and otherworldly, transporting viewers to fantastical realms filled with fairies, princesses, and mythical creatures. His art work for Poe’s book of poetry definitely brings out the depth and emotion of Poe’s work. If you are enjoying these images from Mr. Dulac, you can find more of his images in the galleries with Edgar Allan Poe Poems and Poe Poetry. Enjoy!



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Edmund Dulac 1 The Valley Of Unrest
Edmund Dulac 1 - The Valley of Unrest
Edmund Dulac 2 To Helen
Edmund Dulac 2 - To Helen
Edmund Dulac 3 To Helen Close Up
Edmund Dulac 3 - To Helen
Edmund Dulac 4 To Mrs Shew
Edmund Dulac 4 - To Mrs. Shew
Edmund Dulac 5 To Mrs Shew Close Up
Edmund Dulac 5 - To Mrs. Shew
Edmund Dulac 6 Fairy Land
Edmund Dulac 6 - Fairy Land
Edmund Dulac 7 Alone
Edmund Dulac 7 - Alone
Edmund Dulac 8 Israfel
Edmund Dulac 8 - Israfel
Edmund Dulac 9 Israfel Close Up
Edmund Dulac 9 - Israfel
Edmund Dulac 10 Dreamland
Edmund Dulac 10 - Dreamland
Edmund Dulac 11 Tamerlane
Edmund Dulac 11 - Tamerlane
Edmund Dulac 12 Tamerlane
Edmund Dulac 12 - Tamerlane

 

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