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[[File:Portrait_of_a_princess.jpg|thumb|"Portrait of a Princess," ©2010.]]"Portrait of a Princess" was a poster-sized illustration, the seventh [[Butterfly Princess (Series)|Butterfly Princess]] drawing by [[David Graham Edwards]], and the first to establish in printed form the wealth of information that had been developed about the character and world up to that point. It served as the impetus for the first novel, ''[[A Butterfly's Tale]]'', the following year. |
[[File:Portrait_of_a_princess.jpg|thumb|"Portrait of a Princess," ©2010.]]"Portrait of a Princess" was a poster-sized illustration, the seventh [[Butterfly Princess (Series)|Butterfly Princess]] drawing by [[David Graham Edwards]], and the first to establish in printed form the wealth of information that had been developed about the character and world up to that point. It served as the impetus for the first novel, ''[[A Butterfly's Tale]]'', the following year. |
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It depicts [[Mariposa]] battling an unseen foe, with text surrounding her that documents a brief history of butterfly people, their culture, and their relationship to other races. |
It depicts [[Mariposa]] battling an unseen foe, with text surrounding her that documents a brief history of butterfly people, their culture, and their relationship to other races. |
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Revision as of 02:34, 10 February 2020
"Portrait of a Princess," ©2010.
"Portrait of a Princess" was a poster-sized illustration, the seventh Butterfly Princess drawing by David Graham Edwards, and the first to establish in printed form the wealth of information that had been developed about the character and world up to that point. It served as the impetus for the first novel, A Butterfly's Tale, the following year.
It depicts Mariposa battling an unseen foe, with text surrounding her that documents a brief history of butterfly people, their culture, and their relationship to other races.
Notes
This illustration (created by the artist/writer for his wife) was less elaborate than previous years, giving the creator time to work on an action figure version of Mariposa.