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6. Crommyonian Sow
The #Crommyonian #Sow is a #pig in #GreekMythology who eats people. Sometimes it is owned by an old woman called #Phaia and sometimes Phaia transforms into the pig.
#FairyTaleTuesday 7/8
5. Sleipnir
In #NorseMythology, #Sleipnir was grey and thanks to his eight legs had the ability to traverse the nine worlds of the #Norse #cosmos, in #Yggdrasil.
#FairyTaleTuesday 6/8
The White Stag is considered the messenger of the ‘Other world’. Its appearance aims to lead the person who witnesses it on a path of self-discovery and new beginning in order to acquire a new awareness, knowing, and healing.
#FairyTaleTuesday 🎨Stephanie Law
✨Aonbharr; Enbarr: means ‘Froth’; White horse of Lugh takes shapes-traversing between land &sea,‘swifter than wind-speed.‘ In ‘Oidheadh (Fate): of Chlainne-Tuireann‘,the Dannan are oppressed; Lugh: "Fairy Cavalcade from Lands of Promise"-(Sidh ó Thir), arrives;
#FairyTaleTuesday
In the old Irish tale 'The Labour Pains of the Ulaid & The Twins of Macha', Macha daugther of Sainrith son of Imbat hreveals herself as a human manifestation of the Horse Goddess. #FairyTaleTuesday @AmandaBergloff @EnchantedEzine
One of my favorite mythical creatures is the legendary satyr, the lustful, drunken woodland god. And he definitely has hooves.
Enjoy these whimsical depictions by a god of the art world, Arthur Rackham. He did NOT have hooves.
#FairyTaleTuesday #tuesdayvibes #fairytale
'Pepper Dupree & Her Spellwork Tea' by Polly Fae/Paulina Cassidy.
No truer words ...
#FairyTaleTuesday
#FairyTaleTuesday In Greek mythology Pan is a bucolic fertility god. He is depicted as a man with the horns, legs, hooves & tail of a goat, a beard, snub nose & pointy ears. He is a vigorous, lustful creature concerned for his flocks & herds.
🎨Annibale Carracci
Arthur Rackham
✨🏰🌹#FairyTaleTuesday
“I want to remain a Mystery to myself &others”
Later in life, King Ludwig identified more &more with Von Eschenbach’s✨Grail character Parzifal; dedicating his Castle Neuschwanstein-to its Legends Believing, he could create, a Holy Kingdom, by God’s Grace’
"Adventurous Lads" in #art for #FairyTaleTuesday
w/ illustrations of ALADDIN from "1001 Arabian Nights"
🎨"Aladdin finds the wonderful lamp inside the cave" by Rene Bull, 1898
🎨An 1886 theatre poster advertising a production of the pantomime Aladdin
#artontwitter #illustration
This #fairytale #illustration by Sieskja of a knight makes my heart skip a beat...
It is called Two Autumns based on this poem:
For me going
for you staying
two autumns.
Masaoka Shiki (1867-1902)
#FairyTaleTuesday
5. #Hector
#Heroic: Willingly protects his idiot brother, Paris. Loyal to #Troy. Brave Warrior.
Not heroic: stubborn and hunts for glory so makes a mistake/ #hamartia. He kills #Patroclus. Doesn't listen to #Andromache who begs him not to fight and die.
#FairyTaleTuesday 6/6
1. #Jason
#Heroic: Saves his Kingdom from his evil Uncle. Gets #GoldenFleece.
Not heroic: Cheats on #Medea and acts like its fine and ruins her mind and life.
#FairyTaleTuesday 2/6
#FairyTaleTuesday 📚 -Boys in Fairytales- 👱
When I was a kid, my favorite scene in Peter Pan was when Wendy sewed Peter's errant shadow back onto his foot! 🧵
I was just fascinated by this idea!
(🎨Art by Heather Theurer)
In Japanese fairy-tales, heroic Momotarō was born from a peach. He made friends with a talking dog, monkey and bird and together they roamed the land, fighting demons...
🎨Santō Kyōden #FairytaleTuesday @EnchantedEzine
Autumn fairies..
#IdaRentoulOuthwaite #FairyTaleTuesday @EnchantedEzine
In the original tale of Aladdin, he captures two djinn: one contained in an oil lamp & one contained in a ring. The former makes Aladdin rich & powerful, while the latter frees him from a cave & helps him find his kidnapped bride. #FairyTaleTuesday
Irish Fairy Tales (1920) is a retelling of ten Irish stories by the Irish author James Stephens, with beautiful artwork by Arthur Rackham.
#FairyTaleTuesday #fairytales #fairytale
Always fun participating in #FairyTaleTuesday! Fave #fairytales/#folktales from around the world include these #readaloud #picturebooks! @EnchantedEzine
The blue men of the Minch, also known as storm kelpies are mythological creatures inhabiting the stretch of water between northern Outer Hebrides & mainland Scotland. They wait in the depths for sailors to drown & stricken boats to sink. #FairyTaleTuesday #mythology #Legend