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The flight & fancy of fairy movement intrigued Ida R. Outhwaite. In her works & books she found such creative ways to re-imagine tiny, fairy worlds. 💫#FairyFriday #fairytransport
FISH-RIDING FAE by Australian illustrator Ida Rentoul Outhwaite 1888-1960 #FairyTransport
@OGOMProject #fairytransport #ForFairiesLackingTheirOwn #WarwickGoble 'The Green Willow and other Japanese Fairy Tales'.
Endorse THE FAE as an alternative to the sorrows of human life & indulge in some #FairyTransport @FolkloreThursday #ThreadofHope
Come away, O human child
To the waters and the wild
With a #fairy hand in hand,
For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand (Yeats)
FAIRY RINGS: To get to fairyland, one option is a fairy ring. These are said to be caused by dancing fairies. Enter them on a full moon or Halloween. However, be warned other side effects include an early death.
Illus: Liga Klavina/Marina Veselinovic
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MARGARET TARRANT & FAIRIES Margaret Tarrant (1888–1959) was an English illustrator & children's author. In the 1920s, Tarrant produced a long-running series of titles on the theme of #fairies: The Forest Fairies, The Twilight Fairies & The Pond Fairies (below) #FairyTransport
Well, this shot of Tinkerbell might not strictly fit the #FairyTransport theme, but we're sharing it anyway...
'Peter Pan' (1924) dir. Herbert Brenon. @OGOMProject
NEVER TAKE A RIDE FROM THIS HORSE! Kelpies are Scottish shapeshifters who live in and around water. In the form of horses, they entice human riders to take a ride before dragging them underwater to drown them, leaving entrails floating on the water.
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FAIRY STEEDS: In Robert Burn's 'Tam Lin' (1771-9), the fairy knights and ladies ride horses.
'For I'll ride on the milk-white steed,
And ay nearest the town,
Because I was an earthly knight
They gie me that renown.'
Illus: 'A Tithe to Hell', Pamela Burne-Jones
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#FAIRIES AND #BATS The fae in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' are seen hunting bats to steal their leathery wings for their own #FairyTransport. Arthur Rackham illustrated the play in 1908.
Hey fae leave those bats alone🦇
FAIRY BOATS from Amelia Jane Murray (1800–1896) pea pod, conch & dock leaf. Murray, a Victorian fairy artist from the Isle of Man, was referenced by #CharlotteBronte in #JaneEyre (1847) through Jane's fairy paintings #FairyTransport
SNAIL FAIRIES Snail Shepherdess, Omar Rayyan; ; Snail- Riding Fairies via https://t.co/qZWTseXmrR #FairyTransport