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The Lady Bedr-el-Budur
and the wicked the magician Print of the watercolour by Edmund Dulac, 1914 |
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| A scene from 'Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp', a tale from The Arabian Nights. A wicked magician steals Aladdin's lamp. As part of a clever plan, Lady Bedr-el-Budur cunningly poisons the magician, who lies collapsed on the floor, while she remains poised and triumphant. This moment marks the turning point where the villain is defeated, allowing Aladdin to recover the lamp and restore his life with the princess. Dulac’s illustrations bring this enchanting story to life with rich detail, vibrant colours, and an ethereal quality that captures the magic and mystery of the tale. His artwork seamlessly blends Eastern influences with a dreamlike elegance, enhancing the fantastical atmosphere of the legendary narrative. |
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