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"Elves" (1913) by Arthur Rackham
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"Enter peaseblossom cobweb moth and mustardseed" by Arthur Rackham
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"Bear the changeling child to my bower in fairy land" (larger study) by Arthur Rackham
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"Bear the changeling child to my bower in fairy land" by Arthur Rackham
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Arthur Rackham, 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' 1908' "..her fairy sent to bear him" (detail)
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"How now spirit whither wander you?" -Puck to Titania's fairy, by Arthur Rackham
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Butterfly winged fairy by Arthur Rackham
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"When they think you are not looking they skip along pretty lively" by Arthur Rackham
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Arthur Rackham "WAGNER'S RING CYCLE: The Rhinegold" (1910) "Freia, the fair one" (modified)
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"There is almost nothing that has such a keen sense of fun as a fallen leaf " 1906 by Arthur Rackham (Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens)
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'Twilight Dreams (detail)' 1913 by Arthur Rackham
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'Twilight Dreams' 1913 by Arthur Rackham
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"They went into their country of Benoye, and lived there in great joy" by Sir William Russell Flint
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'Enchanted apple tree' (better detail) by ? -- UPDATE: 'The Fruits of the Earth' (1911) by Edward J. Detmold'
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'Enchanted apple tree' by ? -- UPDATE: 'The Fruits of the Earth' (1911) by Edward J. Detmold'
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"A Little Princess" (1905) illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
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'More than once she had been known to have a teaparty...' ~ "A Little Princess" illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
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'The sparrows twittered and hopped about quite without fear' ~ "A Little Princess" illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
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A pair of sparrows on the chimney ledge (detail) ~ "A Little Princess" illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
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London rooftops (detail) ~ "A Little Princess"
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Sara Crewe ~ "A Little Princess" illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
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Sara's crockery ~ "A Little Princess" illustrator Ethel Franklin Betts
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Old and New Illustrated Children's Classics - Two young girls looking to the sky
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Gary Blythe at the Williamson Art Gallery - March 2014
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'The Whales' Song' illustrated by Gary Blythe
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'The Whales' Song' illustrated by Gary Blythe
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"The Whales' Song" Illustrated by Gary Blythe 'They were as big as the hills'
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"The Whales' Song" Illustrated by Gary Blythe 'Lilly climbed onto her grandmother's lap'
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"The Whales' Song" Illustrated by Gary Blythe 'Once or twice I heard the whales sing'
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"The Whales' Song" Illustrated by Gary Blythe 'A perfect shell could be a gift for the whales' ...see whales at the horizon.
