Inktober Day 5

"Blade"

Back to Halloweeny Arthur Rackhamy stuff!

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Take a look at these fabulous illustrations by Natacha Chohra , reminiscent (to me) of the work of Arthur Rackham and other greats.

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Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death, illustrated by Aubrey Beardsley, Arthur Rackham, Bernie Wrightson, Harry Clarke

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The Ring upon Thy Hand

Illustration to "The Rhinegold", 1910

Arthur Rackham (1867 - 1939)
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by Arthur Rackham for Nathaniel Hawthorne’s A Wonder Book 1922.

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My Dutch mother gave me a treasured a copy of Sprookjes van Hans Andersen (1915). Dutch illustrator, Rie Cramer (1887-1977) was influenced by Beardsley, Rackham & Dulac. I always loved this poignantly naked figure of the Little Mermaid once she'd lost her tail.

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From the 1920s Rackham’s work became popular in the United States. The 1930s saw the release of deluxe editions of his work. They are still being published today.

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September 19, 1867: English book illustrator Arthur Rackham is born.

In his lifetime, Rackham illustrated more than 60 books, ranging from Grimm's Fairy Tales to Shakespeare, Dickens, Milton, and Edgar Allan Poe.

🎨 "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" 🐻🐻🐻

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Arthur Rackham's illustrations for Alice in Wonderland

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"Now there arose a mighty storm" illustration by Arthur Rackham from Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, 1905 https://t.co/JEKuPvmc2p

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born in 1867. An unassuming, shy and retiring late starter, gently encouraged by his wife pursued his creative passion and this is just some of the magical legacy he left behind.

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to Arthur Rackham, born this day in (1867-1939).
“For children in their most impressionable years, there is, in fantasy, the highest of stimulating and educational powers.”

Self Portrait
Tree Fairies
Pandora
The Valiant Little Tailor

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“Now your work, all your work, should be regarded as a work of imagination, as art"

Master of the Golden Age of Illustration Arthur Rackham was born 1867 in London.

🎨 for Wagner's Rhinegold & Ring of the Nibelungs (1910)

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Arthur Rackham (Sept 19, 1867 - Sept 6, 1939, British)
The Old Woman in the Wood, 1917. Peter Pan, 1906. Lovers, 1911.

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I hadn't come across her and she certainly warrants further enquiry! Her fairy work puts one in mind of both Rackham and Ida Rentoul Outhwaite. 1 Rackham. 2 Wallis Coates 3. Rentoul Outhwaite. Another for the list. Cheers!

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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.

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