‘Please, she said, I want to be a nightingale’ by Edmund Dulac

Illustration of an old man in a fur-trimmed cloak touching a snowy tree while a young woman in a red gown watches.

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‘Please, she said, I want to be a nightingale’, Edmund Dulac (1910). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Edmund Dulac died in 1953; this work is in the public domain.

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A color illustration shows an elderly bearded man in a heavy fur-trimmed cloak reaching toward a gnarled, snow-laden tree, while a young woman in a red patterned gown stands beside him. The rocky ground and bare branches suggest a wintry, folkloric setting. The print is by Edmund Dulac, dated 1910, and carries the caption "Please," she said, "I want to be a nightingale."

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