Flamenco Nutcracker 🦩さんのイラストまとめ

#illustration by Harold Gaze (1885-1962, NZ)
#FairyTaleTuesday He came to UK, studied art at several places in London, then emigrated to USA in 1927, where he continued illustrating + did some work for Disney.

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There's a rich seam of outstanding #illustrations in Carroll's beloved "Alice" books to explore, but this original remains a firm favourite, with it's unbridled whimsy
- by John Tenniel, in 'Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There' by Lewis Carroll

Wearing symbolic love rings on the third finger of the left hand can be traced back to the ancient Egyptians, who believed that a vein, or channel, of love ran from the heart to that particular finger #FolkloreThursday

#illustration by John Bauer

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Thomas Maybank (1869-1929, English) #illustration of Bottom in Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream"

1 A troll wizard fashions a mirror that distorts all reflected in it. He and his acolytes wreak havoc by gnarling up all who gaze upon their mirror. Seeking to mess with the angels, they go to carry the glass up to heaven, but it drops, and shatters to splinters #FairyTaleTuesday

Alfred Smedberg's 'The Boy who was Never Afraid' #FairyTaleTuesday
“Here is a piece of magic herbs for you. Pop it in your ear, and you will be able to understand everything the animals say, as long as you are in the woods.”
https://t.co/QAKjABG19c

#illustration by John Bauer

In 'Bortbytingarna', Helena Nyblom tells of a princess abducted + kept by trolls, who swapped her with a baby troll they'd also stolen #FairyTaleTuesday Both changelings feel sad, so each sets off in search for a happy place...
via https://t.co/BLDh6KW5zI
#illustration John Bauer

~ "Will you just leave me like that?" called the sea king in a voice full of pain. "Shall I just return to my realm as lonely as ever?" ~
from the story 'Agneta and the Sea King'
https://t.co/wt8c5wQiTE
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#illustration by John Bauer

#FairyTaleTuesday #illustration by Aina Stenberg MasOlle (1885-1975, Swedish)
Aged 10 she sold her card designs to a publisher. She rebuilt an old rural log house to live in with her husband + kids. She was a prolific illustrator, inspired by the tales told by her country folk

@ElliottBlackwe3 Racey Helps' #illustration of the anthropomorphic world he drew for his woodland animals is always a winner, he had a gentle humourous touch.