Fairytales Collection (#12)

Illustration, Red Riding Hood -- When she got to the wood she met a Wolf. Date: 1909

Illustration, Snowdrop -- Mirror, Mirror on the wall, Who is fairest of us all? Date: 1909

Illustration, The Wolf and Seven Kids -- The Seven Kids and their Mother capered around the spring for very joy. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Turnip -- So the rich brother had to put his brothers Turnip into a cart and have it taken home. Date: 1909

Illustration, Fundevogel -- She did not go once, but many times backwards and forwards to the well. Date: 1909

Illustration, Rapunzel -- When he got over the wall he was terrified to see the Witch before him. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Valiant Tailor -- Pulling the piece of soft cheese out of his pocket, he squeezed it till the moisture ran out. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Frog Prince -- She seized the Frog with two fingers, and carried him upstairs. Date: 1909

Illustration, Jorinda and Joringel -- The old woman came back, and said in a droning voice: Greeting to thee, Zachiel! Date: 1909

Illustration, The Fisherman and His Wife -- Flounder, Flounder in the sea, Prythee, hearken unto me. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Twelve Dancing Princesses -- On the opposite side of the lake stood a splendid brightly-lighted castle. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Wren and the Bear -- At the third sting the Fox screamed, and down went his tail between his legs. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Golden Bird -- So that you may get along the faster, come and mount on my tail. The Prince rides on the Foxs back. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Marriage of Mrs Reynard -- Does the gentleman wear red breeches, and has he got a pointed muzzle? Date: 1909

Illustration, The Seven Ravens -- Then the Seven Ravens came in and began to look at their plates and cups. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Twelve Huntsmen -- There was a Servant who favoured the Huntsmen, and who overheard the Lions advice to the King. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Raven -- The Golden Castle of Stromberg. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Golden Goose -- Now there were seven people running behind Simpleton and his Goose. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Blue Light -- The Witch came by at a furious pace, riding on a tom cat, and screaming at the top of her voice. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Fox and the Horse -- Then the Horse sprang up and drew the Lion away behind him. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Lady and the Lion -- So the Lady and the Lion went away together, and took their little child with them too. Date: 1909

Illustration, The Three Languages -- On his way he passed a swamp, and listened to the croaking of the Frogs. Date: 1909

Picture No. 10983697
Natterjack toad - in a pond with its reflection and the moon Salamanca - Castilla y Leon - Spain (Epidalea calami) Date:

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"Once upon a time, in the realm of fairytales, where dreams and imagination intertwine like the threads of fate. A world filled with enchantment and wonder, where even Sisyphus himself would find solace in the magic that unfolds. In this mystical land, illustrations come alive to tell tales of love and adventure. Sweetheart Roland embarks on a journey through Doonagore Castle, a 16th-century tower house overlooking the vast Atlantic Ocean. The ancient stones whisper secrets as they witness his valiant quest. The Cat and Mouse in Partnership dance across pages adorned with Cloughoughter Castle's aerial view. This 13th-century marvel stands proudly on Lough Oughter, possibly built on an ancient crannog site. History merges seamlessly with fantasy as their mischievous game unfolds. "I have hardly closed my eyes the whole night. " exclaims our protagonist from The Real Princess. Edmund Dulac's illustration captures her plight perfectly - lying upon something hard while bruises adorn her body mysteriously. Tales take unexpected turns here; nothing is quite what it seems. Many winters nights pass by as The Snow Queen flies through streets peeping into windows adorned with ice flowers formed by freezing panes. Edmund Dulac's artistry brings Andersen's words to life, painting a picture of ethereal beauty amidst icy landscapes. Amidst this magical realm lies a green forest adorned with red mushrooms - nature's own fairytale touch sprinkled across its emerald carpeted floor. And there stands The Forgotten Castle, once grand but now hidden away waiting for someone to rediscover its forgotten story. A levitation spell hovers over these lands; possibilities defy gravity as characters soar above earthly limitations towards extraordinary destinies yet unknown. Mysteries unravel at every turn - The Mystery of the Uprising beckons curious minds to uncover its secrets buried deep within enchanted realms. And amidst all these wonders roam the little Red and White Wolves, guardians of this fantastical world.