“The Snow Queen on the Throne of Ice” created by Edmund Dulac, is a notable work of art within the Art Nouveau movement, specifically classified as an illustration. The artwork presents an enchanting and ethereal atmosphere, characterized by an intricate and delicate style that is emblematic of Dulac’s mastery.
The artwork depicts a regal figure, the Snow Queen, seated upon an elaborate throne of ice. Surrounding her are layers of ice blocks, arranged in a manner that magnifies the cold and mystical ambiance. The Snow Queen herself is adorned in an elegant flowing gown, with her regal appearance enhanced by the star-like crown upon her head. The background features swirling, almost magical patterns, further emphasizing the otherworldly and fantastical nature of the scene. The illustration’s color palette is muted with shades of blue and white, reinforcing the cold, wintry setting and contributing to the overall serene yet formidable impression of the Snow Queen’s icy realm.
