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Then Sang Sire Edward by Howard Pyle

Then Sang Sire Edward

Howard Pyle · 1907

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Artist
Howard Pyle
Date
1907
Location
Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
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Howard Pyle

Howard Pyle, the American illustrator and author, famously shaped the modern image of pirates and brought medieval tales like Robin Hood to life for generations.

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