by Arthur Rackham (British, 1867 - 1939)

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“It’s no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then.”
― Lewis Carroll, who was born in 1832
(art by Lisbeth Zwerger, David Delamare, Charles Folkard, & Arthur Rackham)

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Undine is a water spirit from the eponymous novella by F. de la Motte Fouqué. When her human husband sends her away for another woman, she returns to her natural element but kills the knight with a tear-laden kiss. Illustration: Arthur Rackham - Undine"(1909)

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‘Danaë and the Infant Perseus.’ by Arthur Rackham (1922)

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The volatile relationship between and their feathered friends (clockwise)--
Teasing the birds: Richard Doyle (1824-1883) &
A. Duncan Carse (1875–1938);
Saddled up: Jean Baptiste Monge (b.1971)
A tiff: Arthur Rackham (1867–1939)

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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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‘Danaë and the Infant Perseus.’ by Arthur Rackham (1922)

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Juron n°5 : Crétin des Alpes

Tout au long du mois de janvier, le Capitaine Haddock nous livre ses meilleurs jurons !

Illustration extraite de l'album LES AVENTURES DE Tintin - LE TRÉSOR DE RACKHAM LE ROUGE

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Arthur Rackham’s Rare and Revolutionary 1917 for the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales https://t.co/2j5OrcHiiE .

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In Eastern Europe it was once said devils would celebrate their weddings at crossroads, where their dancing and festivities caused dust-storms and whirlwinds...

🎨Rackham

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The trees and the axe of Aesop Fables
by Arthur Rackham

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