Then The Emperor Walked Along In The Procession Under The Gorgeous Canopy, And Everybody In The Streets And At The Windows Exclaimed, "How Beautiful The Emperors New Clothes Are!". Illustration By Edmund Dulac For The Emperors New Clothes. From Stories From Hans Andersen, Published 1938

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Then The Emperor Walked Along In The Procession Under The Gorgeous Canopy, And Everybody In The Streets And At The Windows Exclaimed, "How Beautiful The Emperors New Clothes Are!". Illustration By Edmund Dulac For The Emperors New Clothes. From Stories From Hans Andersen, Published 1938

Then The Emperor Walked Along In The Procession Under The Gorgeous Canopy, And Everybody In The Streets And At The Windows Exclaimed, " How Beautiful The Emperors New Clothes Are!". Illustration By Edmund Dulac For The Emperors New Clothes. From Stories From Hans Andersen, Published 1938

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Andersen Canopy Classic Clothes Doors Dulac Edmund Emperor Fairy Fairytale Fairytales Hans Parade Procession Silly Stories Story Street Suit Tale Tales Town Windows Deceit Deceived Emperors Invisible Parades Parading Subjects Underwear Undressed Vain

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This print captures a moment from the classic fairy tale "The Emperor's New Clothes" illustrated by Edmund Dulac. The image depicts the emperor walking proudly in a grand procession under a magnificent canopy, while people in the streets and at windows exclaim with awe about his beautiful new clothes. Published in 1938 as part of "Stories from Hans Andersen" this illustration brings to life the deceitful nature of human vanity. Dulac's use of color and detail transports us into a vibrant town scene, where doors are flung open and curious faces peer out to catch a glimpse of the parade. The emperor, unaware that he is actually wearing nothing but invisible underwear, struts confidently through the streets, surrounded by subjects who have been deceived into believing his extravagant attire exists. Through this whimsical depiction, we are reminded of our own susceptibility to deception and our tendency to be swayed by appearances. This timeless story serves as an allegory for society's obsession with superficiality and highlights how easily we can be fooled when we allow ourselves to be governed by vanity. Hilary Jane Morgan masterfully captures the essence of this iconic tale in her captioned photo print. It serves as both a visual delight and a thought-provoking reminder that true beauty lies not in what we wear on our bodies but rather in our actions and character.

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