1920 Print Boudoir de Serilly Victoria Albert Museum - ORIGINAL HISTORIC GF4 XGHB7 "Prince John plotting--Robin Hood" This

Name: 1920 Print Boudoir de Serilly Victoria Albert Museum - ORIGINAL HISTORIC GF4 XGHB7 "Prince John plotting--Robin Hood" This
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1920 Print Boudoir de Serilly Victoria Albert Museum ORIGINAL HISTORIC GF4 XGHB7 "Prince John plotting Robin Hood" This "Prince John plotting Robin Hood" This is an original 1927 print of a scene from Allan Dwan's Robin Hood (1922) with Sam De Grasse as Prince John and Wallace Beery as King Richard the Lion Hearted one of the many who were "working on psychic problems in England" (image credit to Underwood & Underwood)

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