The Stealers of Light (1916)
Illustrated by Edmund Dulac
On the left, we show a rare copy of the Queen of Roumania's The Stealers of Light produced by Hodder & Stoughton (London) in 1916.
This copy shows the original decoratively maroon- and gilt-stamped blue cloth cover.
To the right, we show the Title Page. |
Our Greeting Cards and Reproduction Prints
For connoisseurs of Dulac's work, we have prepared sets of 2 Greeting Cards displaying each of his colour images for The Stealers of Light and on the left, we show an example of how these Greeting Cards appear. Ordering one of those sets is as easy as selecting the "Add to Cart" feature below and following the prompts provided with our Shopping Cart secured through PayPal. Multiple purchases will be consolidated by that feature and shipping and handling costs to any destination in the world are accommodated by our flat-rate fee of US$20 for every US$200 worth of purchases.
Code: ED SL CS(2) |
When presented on Greeting Cards, these images are prepared as tipped-on plates - in hommage to the hand-crafted
approach typical of prestige illustrated publications produced in the early decades of the 20th Century. Each card is
hand-finished and the images are presented on Ivory card stock with an accompanying envelope. The rear of each
card carries information about Edmund Dulac, this wonderful suite and the profiled illustration - we have left the interior
of the cards blank so that you may write your own personal message.
Should you wish to order a Reproduction Print of one or more of these images, we have provided some options below.
Of course, should you wish to discuss some customised options, we welcome your contact on any matter through
ThePeople@SpiritoftheAges.com.
In the meantime, enjoy perusing these wonderful images from Edmund Dulac.
The colour illustrations
The man had his arm lightly laid across the tall girl's shoulders; they might have been lovers, so tender was his touch |
The light she had thought to extinguish had escaped from her dying hands and floated always farther across the desert, shedding its marvelous radiance over rock and stone (Frontispiece)
|
||
Reproduction on 12x18" sheet
Code: ED SL 1 (12x18) |
Reproduction on 12x18" sheet
Code: ED SL 2 (12x18) |