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Daffodils from ‘Flora's Feast’ ~ - The art of Walter Crane, 1902. #FaerieFriday
‘The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.’
—William Butler Yeats
🎨 John Anster Fitzgerald
#FaerieFriday #GothicSpring
My late grandmother would say that Galloway was the last stronghold of the Ancient Folk, the faeries
In 1850, a hawthorn tree halted the widening of the road between Glenluce and Newton Stewart because it was 'faerie property'
#FaerieFriday #GallowayFolklore
art: Joanna Wolska
Some fairy enchantment for your Friday: “Spirit of the Night,” by John Atkinson Grimshaw, circa 1879✨#FaerieFriday
Let’s catch a wave —fairy style! Happy Faerie Friday, everyone 🌊🤍 #FaerieFriday
In Finnish mythology fairies were the spirits of the deceased. They were mostly seen in the graveyards ,roads and funeral processions. #fairyfriday #faeriefriday
Some fairy enchantment for your afternoon. Gustave Doré’s Les Fées (The Fairies), of 1873, offers layers of lore, while alluding to secret fairy worlds, tiny & large, that thrive magically 🌕✨ #FaerieFriday
A gothic arch never seemed so magical. This is “Faeries Looking Through a Gothic Arch” by J.A. Fitzgerald (1860) I’ve always loved it ✨ #FaerieFriday
I am so happy with how my Flower Fairy Girl turned out! I created her for #Faebruary2021 / #feybruary2021, did not get to finish, but no worries! I finished before the next years challenge!
#BlackGirlMagic #digitalart #vector #blackbeauty #faeriefriday #fairyfriday #cottagecore
I’m also wishing you all a Happy Fairy Friday with Margaret Tarrant’s (1888-1959) deft & delicate fairy works. She started off by painting Christmas cards, & then, over time, her enchanting, artistic worlds unfolded 💜
#FaerieFriday
After a full week, maybe seeing fairies help a baby robin is what we all need? This is “The Fledgling” by the Victorian artist, John Anster Fitzgerald. I love his mysterious works ❤️
#FaerieFriday
Some autumnal fairies flying on fallen leaves for your Fairy Friday ☺️🧡🍂
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🎨Ida R Outhwaite
Some of Edmund Dulac’s enchanting fairies for you, as well, today. He was one of the masters of the “Golden Age of Illustration,” roughly 1850-1925. Have a lovely Friday, my friends. 💖🧚🏻♀️
#FaerieFriday
Here’s a beautiful, autumnal work for your Fairy Friday: a well-winged fairy coming in for a landing on a lovely leaf, as one does. ☺️🧡💫
#FaerieFriday
🎨Ida Rentoul Outhwaite