Edmund Dulac
Illustrator known for children's books
Born
October 22nd, 1882
142 years ago
Died
1953
72 years ago — 71 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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Born in 1882, this illustrator produced enchanting artwork primarily for children's literature. His notable works include illustrations for 'The Arabian Nights' and 'The Snow Queen'. Dulac's artistic style blended fantasy and reality, showcasing intricate detailing and vibrant colors that captivated readers. He worked on various renowned publications and earned acclaim within the literary and art communities. His illustrations were characterized by their imagination and craftsmanship, marking a significant contribution to the world of children's books and illustration in the early 20th century.
Illustrated 'The Arabian Nights'
Illustrated 'The Snow Queen'
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