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Art by: Paratee
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Artist:MegU
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a lil drawing of my friend @amandawtwong on her bachelorette weekend, which was super fun! We watched Phantom of the Paradise & ate s'mores. :D
Various depictions of trollishness by Theodor Kittelsen, one of the world's greatest trolldom visualizers; he really captured their wild essence, even when they march through downtown Oslo or storm a fairytale castle. #FolkloreThursday https://t.co/GK74sCyzpz
Myrddin Wyllt is undoubtedly the most famous Wild Man in Welsh and North British Folklore! #FolkloreThursday @FolkloreThurs @HistoriumU @CrystalPonti @DeeDeeChainey @WillowWinsham @TheSacredIsle
the magical fairy tale art of John Bauer.
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I've enjoyed spending time with you, #FolkloreThursday. It truly was a wild time! This is Crystal @HistoriumU signing off. Stick around as @WillowWinsham will join at 6:30 BST to host the last session of the day. Get your next tweets ready to go. See you soon! (IMG: H. Thoma)
Jenny Greenteeth is an iconic hag of Northern England, though folklorists don't always agree on where. While most agree she is a river hag who lies in wait for those who get get close, some say at night she hides in the trees. #FolkloreThursday
🖼: L. Hunt
The Tigbanua are terrifying, hairy, one-eye creatures with the worst underbite you've ever seen (to catch any stray drops of blood). The reside in the forests & Mount Apo, and they feast on the flesh & blood of corpses
🎨 Jowee Aguinaldo
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In Maidu stories, Kohuneje is a hairy werewolf/dogman/bigfoot-like monster who lives in the forest and eats human children.
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‘Mad as a Hatter’ comes from the 18th & 19th century when hatters used mercury nitrate as part of the process of turning animal fur into felt. The substance caused hallucinations, emotional instability and the desire to have tea with wild animals. @FolkloreThurs #FolkloreThursday
These demons, dressed up and enjoying their work, were a Medieval reminder for the wealthy to keep it in line. Or suffer. #FolkloreThursday. (From La Livre de la Vigne Notre Seigneur c 1450)
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It Baraks
They are dog-headed people who were in war with Turks in Central Asia in Turkish epics. In these texts,the great Turkish leader Oguz Kagan organized lots of attacks on those tribe.
Thank you #FolkloreThursday friends for another wildly entertaining session. This is @MythCrafts signing off, but the wonderful @HistoriumU will be back for more folklore fun at 3.30BST. Have a great week!
Img: The Wild Hunt of Odin by Peter Nicolai Arbo
The French Caribbean's wilds are defended by a couple, each defend different areas. The waterways are guarded by Mama D'Leau, like a mermaid with serpents in her hair. Her husband Papa Bois defends the woods and wild places on land, satyr-esquely #FolkloreThursday
🖼: KongQueror
In ancient mythology, Hiisi was a spirit who resided in wooded hills or groves.
Missionaries interpreted Hiisi as a bad spirit, so he is now depicted as a monstrous creature who attacks travelers, steals from houses, and throws boulders into fields
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