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Victorian pig literature for children. Or perhaps it is Victorian children's literature for pigs. #Bookillustration
The Eiffel Tower illuminated (c. 1889) by Georges Garen (France, 1854-1912). Painting. #GustaveEiffel #Victorian
Spring (c. 1900-05) by Frances MacDonald (Scotland, 1873-1921). Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery. Watercolour. #EdwardianArt
Among Pixies and Trolls (1913) by John Bauer (1882-1918). Best known for his illustrations of 'Bland tomtar och troll' [Among Gnomes and Trolls] - anthology of Swedish folklore and fairy tales.
Mermaid in a Pool with Goldfish (1904) by Franz Hein (1863-1927). Some of the attributes of mermaids may have been influenced by the Sirens of Greek mythology. #MythologyMonday
Godiva, Countess of Mercia, appears in charters & the Doomsday Book. Legend has it that her husband refused to scrap oppressive taxes, until finally saying to his wife: "I will grant your request when you ride naked through Coventry on market day." #LadyGodiva.
'Woeful ending of a precocious piggy'. Victorian children's porcine literature. #Pigs #BookIllustrationOfTheDay
Illustration for 'Selected Adventures & Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes' by Natasa Ilincic [2018 Book Illustration Competition] #Smoking #BookIllustration #ConanDoyle
Among Pixies and Trolls (1913) by John Bauer (1882-1918). Swedish folklore and fairy tales. #folklorethursday