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Sweet-scented, like a dream
Of Fairyland they seem...
Jasmine #FlowerFairies #CicelyMaryBarker #fairytaletuesday
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"Floating Fuchsia Fairies" -Sharing Art for #FairyTaleTuesday
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Betta refuses to marry, unhappy w/her choices. Using large amounts of sugar, sweet almonds, scented water, musk, amber, jewels, gold thread, a trough & a silver trowel, she makes a statue of it, prays to the Goddess of Love, and the statue becomes a living man.
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Elisa saves her enchanted brothers in the Wild Swans, illustrated in exquisite fashion by Nadezhda Illarionova #FairyTaleTuesday #princesses 🦢🦢🦢🦢🦢🦢🦢👸🏾
For #FairyTaleTuesday comes "Allerleirauh" - a princess flees from her father, who wants to marry her and disguises herself as a poor girl in an ugly fur. After found by another king she lives in his kitchen, until she conquers his heart in a Cinderella like story. #fairytale
The brilliant Australian artist Ida Rentoul Outhwaite died #OTD 1960. Her Waterfall Fairy and both beautiful bat- & broomstick-riding #Witches are from “The Enchanted Forest” (1921). Her Witch on a hill surrounded by familiars is from “Elves & Fairies” (1916).
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A few of the fairies/mythic creatures from #Orkney Scotland. Researching my latest WIP these became my favorites.Water creatures from Scotland's northern islands.
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Selkie by Torrance
Undine by Rackham
Nuckelavee by Torrance
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Elsa Beskow used elements from fairy & folktales such elves, goblins, fairy-flowers, talking animals in her stories. Here King Winter’s palace (Ollie’s Ski Trip), Thumbelina, Children of the Forest. #FairytaleTuesday (2/2)
For #FairyTaleTuesday, some beautiful illustrations with trolls by John Bauer:
The awesome American artist Marjorie Torrey (1891 - 1964) illustrated several children's books, including #aliceinwonderland #FairyTaleTuesday
In Leicestershire, in the Midlands, is a hag called Black Annis w/ iron claws & craving for human flesh. She walks the night seeking those out after dark. Finding none she'll reach thru open windows to snatch people. Art by Anna Pavleeva https://t.co/Z1VTsi8owB #FairyTaleTuesday
Moon boats to Dreamland: Australian artist Ida Rentoul Outhwaite's (1888 - 1960) lovely depictions of children sailing off on magical adventures at night-- the beauty of dreaming.
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FAIRIES AND ROBINS
It was held to be unlucky to harm a robin because they were believed to bury the bodies of people who died in the woods but #fairies show ambivalence towards them because of their association with humans. Images J.A. Fitzgerald (1832-1906) #FairyTaleTuesday
Helen Stratton died #OTD in 1961. These beauties are from “The Lily of Life: A Fairy Tale” (1913), by Marie of Romania.
Beasts of Prey
The Stag
The Wise Woman
The Tombs
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This image of Sleeping Beauty, from Heinrich Lefler’s 1905 fairytale calendar is one of my absolute favourites. I love the romantic intertwining of their bodies & the way the woman is an active participant in the kiss rather than a passive recipient. #FairyTaleTuesday
Concept art for Night on Bald Mountain by Danish illustrator Kay Nielsen. The nightmare-inducing Fantasia segment was based on Mussorgsky's tone poem and inspired by slavic #folklore; the god Czernobog is summoned forth by a dark ritual on St. John's Eve.
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Dutch artist Lidia Postma’s soft impressionist style enhances the darker elements of Cinderella. Note one nasty stepsister's blood-soaked feet after cutting off her heels to try to fit into the slipper. Another stepsister seems to have bloody toes... #FairytaleTuesday
In Japanese mythology, a futakuchi-onna is known by her two mouths. A normal one on her face & a second terrifying one on the back of her head beneath her hair. In stories, her true nature is only revealed at the end. #FairytaleTuesday #amwriting