It's been a bit blowy! This week's features images related to Boreas, The North Wind, anemones, the 'windflower' and Faeries lifting off at twilight: by Waterhouse (x2), Cicely Mary Barker and Arthur Rackham.

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The "pagaíños" ('little pagans') live in Northern mountains. They are small, unkempt, long-haired beings that dwell underground. They do not like to interact with humans, although they can be seen dancing (with great dexterity) on top of certain rocks.
🎨 Arthur Rackham.

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Clerk Colvill and the Mermaid for British Ballads, Arthur Rackham.

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Falling in love with this brilliant work by Arthur Rackham. Also, happy that I'm back to pester you all with tons of faerie posts!🧚‍♀️💙

'Up the airy mountain,
Down the rushy glen,
We daren’t go a-hunting
For fear of little men.'
-William Allingham

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This tale's illustrations are by Walter Crane and Arthur Rackham. You can view them below in further detail

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catboy jack rackham. catboy jack rackham.

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Kay and Gerda in Their Garden High Up on the Roof. Illustration for Hans Christian Andersen's TheSnow Queen 1932, Arthur Rackham.

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The 8 page promo for Neil Gaiman & Charles Vess’s Stardust (DC/Vertigo).It started as a series of 4 ‘prestige’ format 48 page booklets. Then collected together. After which book publishers published it without the pictures! Crazy. In my mind Vess is the modern Arthur Rackham.

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Loved reading these classics when I was a wee lad.
Incredible illustrations for 1912 edition of "Aesop's Fables" by legendary Arthur Rackham.

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Goblin Market is a long narrative poem by & tells the of sisters, Laura & Lizzie, & the river Illustrated here by A for children or an expression of Rosetti’s feminism & homosexuality? You decide.

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Fairies receive great representation in the legendary art of Arthur Rackham.
“Puck and a Fairy”
“Fairy Party”
“Another Part of the Woods”
“Ariel and the Fairies”

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Arthur Rackham.
(British book illustrator)
1867-1939.
Illustration A Christmas Carol 2, 1915.
Illustration published in 'A Christmas Carol', Philadelphia. J.B. Lippincott Co., 1915

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Jötunheimr, one of the nine worlds of Norse cosmology, is the land of the Jötnar, often wrongly translated as giants in Anglo-Saxon culture.

The Jötnar refers to entities that range from gorgeous to grotesque.



Illus. by Arthur Rackham.

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