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Publisher: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York
a detail often interpreted as a symbol of innocence and virtue
covered only with lightly sketched figures
his expression reflecting the realization of his impending doom
Circe | Edmund Dulac | 1911 Frame Style:Black Frame Publisher: Metropolitan Museum of ArtCirce by Edmund Dulac (1911) reimagines the enchantress of Greek mythology in a dreamlike, jewel toned setting. Flanked by two leopards beneath a moonlit sky, Circe exudes quiet power and mystery, while Dulac's exquisite decorative style and luminous palette evoke the magic and timeless allure of classical legend. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish. Includes an off white mount that
