The Happy Prince Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki

The Happy Prince Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-DyckiSally Castles beautifully hand lettered and illustrated edition of Oscar Wildes The Happy Prince sets the story among Readings parks, squares, rooflines and churches the town thats shaped her and her artwork and where Oscar spent an unhappy period in gaol. This enchanting combination of fairy story with concrete urban reality, a tale of sacrificial love written with a flourish and swirl, turns a simple book into a gem as precious as the large red ruby

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