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Pictorial Review

A large and fantastic oil painting by New York Illustrator and artist Edmund F. Ward for an interior story in The Pictorial Review Nov. 1921; titled “The Girl Who Wanted a Fairy Prince”. A magical other-worldly scene that serves as the artists image selection in the Walt Reed penned “The Illustrator in America”. Additionally this painting has been exhibited at The Norman Rockwell Museum in 2002, and at The Society Of Illustrators in 1984. Nicely framed in a handsome hand crafted white gold museum quality frame.

The Girl Who Wanted a Fairy Prince

Artist: Edmund Ward

Filed Under: Illustration & Advertising Art, Sorry, It's Sold
Tagged With: 1920s, american, Edmund Ward, fairy tale, fantasy, maiden, new york city, original interior illustration, Pictorial Review
Added to Gallery: April 1, 2009

 

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