Artist: Edmund Dulac (1882 - 1953)
Nationality: French
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Media: Illustration
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Biography:
French artist Edmund Dulac moved to England in 1905, becoming a citizen in 1912. He was primarily a book illustrator, mostly working on fairy tales and legends. In addition, he was a caricaturist, portraitist, sculptor, and designer. In 1953, he designed a stamp for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.

Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
Click the artwork titles below to see actual examples of artwork or works of art relevant to works by Edmund Dulac.

Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Charles-Marie Dulac, Untitled, 1894
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Charles-Marie Dulac, Jesus Sol Justitiae, 1894
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Charles-Marie Dulac, Spiritus Sanctus Deus, 1894
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Charles-Marie Dulac, Landscape at St. Cloud, circa 1895
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Pierre Charles Dulac Title: Madonna and Child Date: 19th century Medium: Pencil, crayon, white
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Robert J. Wickenden - James Edmund Scripps 19th-20th centu oil on canvas The Detroit Institute of Art American
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Edmund Blampied, The Thunderstorm, 1920
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Edmund Blampied, My Cousin, 1921
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Edmund Blampied, The Butterfly, 1928
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Edmund Blampied, Gaston, 1931
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Edmund Blampied, Below Stairs, 1931
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Edmund Blampied, The Stranger, 1920
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Edmund Blampied, Wading, 1920
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Edmund Blampied, Benediction at Sea, 1926
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Edmund Blampied, "Come on Boys!", 1921
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Edmund Blampied, La Grange, 1926
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Edmund Blampied, The Letter, 1925
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Edmund Blampied, Sea Breezes, 1923
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Edmund Blampied, Leisure, 1923
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Edmund Blampied, Fisherman"s Pet, 1923
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Edmund Blampied, The Stable, 1923
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Edmund Blampied, The Cowman, 1920
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Edmund Blampied, En Pension, 1929
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Edmund Blampied, At the Gate, 1914
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Edmund Blampied, Summer, 1914
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Edmund Blampied, L"Auberge, 1931
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Edmund Blampied, Milking, 1919
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Edmund Blampied, "Fetch It!", 1920
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Edmund Soper, Folding fan, circa 1875
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Edmund Blampied, Farm Fire, 1927
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Edmund Blampied, Homewards, Evening, 1913
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Edmund Blampied, Ostend Horse, 1926
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Joshua Reynolds - Lord Rockinham and Edmund Burke c. 1766 oil on canvas The Fitzwilliam Museum British
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Edmund Blampied, The Speech of the Evening, 1931
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Edmund Blampied, Horses Eating Hay, 1923
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Edmund Blampied, Potato Planters, 1920
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Edmund Blampied, Misty Morning, 1928
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Edmund Blampied, The Cider Barrel, 1928
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Edmund Blampied, Carting Seaweed, 1913
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Edmund Blampied, Morning Gossip, 1928

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Further Artwork and Information:

Edmund Dulac Biography
Edmund Dulac Art Images
Edmund Dulac Bookstore
Edmund Dulac Online
Edmund Dulac Picture Page
SurLaLune Fairy Tales: Illustrations of Edmund Dulac
rocbo : Edmund Dulac
ArtMagick - Your Source of Visual Intoxication
Fontcrafts Scriptorium Edmund Dulac Fonts and Art Page
Edmund Dulacs Fairy Collection

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