Princesss Collection

Scheherazade, from Personages de Comedie, pub. 1922 (pochoir print)
2966863 Scheherazade, from Personages de Comedie, pub. 1922 (pochoir print) by Barbier, Georges (1882-1932); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection

Princess Margaret seen here attending the wedding of Norway Princess Ragnhild who married Erling S. Lorentzen, a commoner, on 15 May 1953

Claudian by Henry Herman & W. G. Wills
Claudian by Henry Herman (1832 - 1894) and W.G. (William Gorman) Wills (28 January 1828 13 December 1891). First produced at the Princesss Theatre in London on 6th December 1883

Source Size = 3971 x 2723
SCENE FROM " MARY, QUEEN O SCOTS, " AT THE PRINCESSs THEATRE, LONDON, 1874

The Queen Bee
The grateful ducks find the Princesss key for Blockhead

Prince to Frog (2)
The Frog (who is really a Prince, of course) retrieves the Princesss golden ball

Sleeping Beauty Spell
The thirteenth fairy, who has not been invited to celebrate the princesss birth, casts a spell on the baby

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"Once upon a time in the realm of enchantment and elegance, princesses weaved their magical spells. Scheherazade, the legendary storyteller, kept her kingdom enthralled with her mesmerizing tales. Princess Margaret graced the scene at the royal wedding of Norway's Princess Ragnhild, her regal presence adding to the grandeur. Henry Herman and W. G. Wills' "Claudian" depicted the captivating beauty and grace of these noblewomen, while Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse's "Oh, Boy. " brought a touch of humor to the princesses' lives. The Queen Bee of the fairytale world held her scepter high, ruling with wisdom and kindness. Meanwhile, a prince transformed into a frog, hoping to break the Sleeping Beauty's spell with true love's first kiss. This exquisite pochoir print, published in 1922, captures the essence of these timeless tales and the enchanting world of princesses. " (Size.