[DULAC (Edmond)]. La Princesse Badourah. Tale from the Thousand and One Nights illustrated by Edmond DULAC. Paris, Piazza, 1914. In-4, paperback, green and gold illustrated cover. Edition decorated with ten color plates by naturalized British French illustrator Edmond DULAC (1882-1953), framed in gilt and protected by captioned serpents. Oriental-inspired lettering, culs-de-lampe and text framing. Edition of 500 copies on Japon paper signed by the artist (n°218). A good copy.

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