The Princess Dwells in the Oak Tree Where ye Wild Pigeons Come to Feed Her, for "The Wonder Clock" by Howard Pyle

The Princess Dwells in the Oak Tree Where ye Wild Pigeons Come to Feed Her, for "The Wonder Clock" 1887

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drawing, print, ink

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narrative-art

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print

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fantasy-art

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linocut print

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"The Princess Dwells in the Oak Tree Where ye Wild Pigeons Come to Feed Her, for 'The Wonder Clock'" is a pen and ink illustration by American artist Howard Pyle, created in 1887. This illustration depicts a young woman, likely a princess, nestled in the branches of a large oak tree, surrounded by a flock of pigeons. Pyle, known for his detailed illustrations, uses intricate line work to capture the intricate details of the tree branches and the delicate features of the princess. This illustration, part of a collection of works for the book "The Wonder Clock", exemplifies Pyle's mastery of the illustrative arts and is a testament to his artistic vision and storytelling skills.

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