Tag: Edmund Dulac (1882-1953)

If there is anything to be said In a verse about X, Y and Z, by Edmund Dulac

If there is anything to be said In a verse about X, Y and Z, by Edmund Dulac

What was the W then? by Edmund Dulac

What was the W then? by Edmund Dulac

V was a virtuous vicar by Edmund Dulac

V was a virtuous vicar by Edmund Dulac

U was a youthful Undine by Edmund Dulac

U was a youthful Undine by Edmund Dulac

T was a tragical traitor by Edmund Dulac

T was a tragical traitor by Edmund Dulac

S was a short-sighted squire by Edmund Dulac

S was a short-sighted squire by Edmund Dulac

R was a rubicund rustic by Edmund Dulac

R was a rubicund rustic by Edmund Dulac

Q was a quaint dainty queen by Edmund Dulac

Q was a quaint dainty queen by Edmund Dulac

P was a proud, pompous prince by Edmund Dulac

P was a proud, pompous prince by Edmund Dulac

O was an obstinate owl by Edmund Dulac

O was an obstinate owl by Edmund Dulac

N was a neat necromancer by Edmund Dulac

N was a neat necromancer by Edmund Dulac

M was a merry milk-maid by Edmund Dulac

M was a merry milk-maid by Edmund Dulac

L was a Lorn little lass by Edmund Dulac

L was a Lorn little lass by Edmund Dulac

K was a kind-hearted King by Edmund Dulac

K was a kind-hearted King by Edmund Dulac

J was a juvenile Jap by Edmund Dulac

J was a juvenile Jap by Edmund Dulac