Prince Almas transformed by Henry Justice Ford (1904)

Woman with a wand transforms a stag amid a swirling ghostly figure in an ornate interior, illustration by Henry Justice Ford.

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A woman in a gold bodice, green skirt and jeweled crown raises a dark wand toward a stag while a pale, swirling spectral figure rises behind it. The setting is an ornate interior with patterned hangings, a decorated vessel and a carved chest, as shown in this 1904 print by Henry Justice Ford titled Prince Almas Transformed.

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