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The epitome of #winter fairytales: "The Snow Queen". Boris Diodorov (b. 1934, Moscow) received the 2001 Grand Prix of Hans Christian Andersen for these illustrations and was named 'Ambassador of Andersen in Russia' (2005). #folklorethursday
Remember how lack of resources was never a problem in #childhood #games? Shift a few pieces of furniture around the living room, and you have yourself a #fort. #AlexandraAdornetto
Little #Polar #Bear Hans de Beer #Author #artist #Holland https://t.co/LT60IhSDJf #polarbear #books
You can see the work of both Merian and Graff, including these watercolour paintings, in our free display about the collections of the Museum’s founder Hans Sloane in Room 90a: https://t.co/J3wyHL7uhI
#ArtOfTheDay!
Hans Hofmann - 'The Wind' (c. 1944)
Works such as 'The Wind' have been at the centre of a long controversy over whether Hofmann inspired #JacksonPollock's famous use of the drip technique.
#abstractexpressionism #abstractart
The Marsh Kings Daughter" Art by Kimberly Kincaid - From The Hans Christian Andersen Fairytale Collection - Denmark (1837)
Day 9 of my #tendaytakeover I have so many things I want to post so feeling a bit sad it's nearly over! Here is an illustration from a Hans Christian Anderson treasury I did for @Igloo_Books Hope you like it! #snowqueen
I hans 1 Redraw gemaked. (Beim Ersten Speichern übrigens krasser Anzeigefehler, wft.)
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Can't wait for new season🐰💪🏻
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Thumbelina meets the Fairy Prince
Another of my pieces illustrating Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales
#illustration #fairytale
Thumbelina amoungst the lily pads
Painted for a uni project to illustrate Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tales
More of these to follow
#illustration #ChildrensBooks
Eberhard Kieser, 'Icones Mortis Sexaginta Imaginibus' (1648).
Most of these woodcuts were close copies of Hans Holbein's original 'Dance of Death' (1536).
A 1523 woodcut by Hans Burgkmair depicting the Whore of Babylon riding the seven-headed Beast (a hand colored copy)
Sleeping in moonlight causes blindness.
#folklore #superstition
Image: Hans Rombouts