Fairytales Collection (#6)

"Once upon a time, in the realm of fairytales, where dreams and imagination intertwine like the threads of fate

Fairytales Collection: underwater artistic portrait shooting

underwater artistic portrait shooting
engin akyurt

Fairytales Collection: Merida - The Brave

Merida - The Brave
Martin Lee

Fairytales Collection: Illustration, Snowdrop

Illustration, Snowdrop -- The Dwarfs, when they came at evening, found Snowdrop lying on the ground quite dead. Date: 1909

Fairytales Collection: Illustration, The Goosegirl

Illustration, The Goosegirl -- Alas! dear Falada, there thou hangest. Date: 1909

AngelChurch
Marcel Egger

Fairytales Collection: Keep on searching

Keep on searching
Charlaine Gerber

Fairytales Collection: LADY AUTUMN (Part 5)

LADY AUTUMN (Part 5)
Paolo Lazzarotti

Nordic Nocturne
Chengming

Fairytales Collection: All about the travels and the stories they told

All about the travels and the stories they told
Charlaine Gerber

Fairytales Collection: The Tale Red Riding Hood, page from Stories or Tales of the Past. With Moralites by Charles Perrault

The Tale Red Riding Hood, page from Stories or Tales of the Past. With Moralites by Charles Perrault
3482441 The Tale Red Riding Hood, page from Stories or Tales of the Past. With Moralites by Charles Perrault, Paris: Claude Barbin, 1697 (print & woodcut on paper) by Clouzier

TinkerGirl
Oren Hayman

Fairytales Collection: Sunlit autumn morning

Sunlit autumn morning
Norbert Maier

Fairytales Collection: Headless through the day

Headless through the day
Stefan Eisele

Windows of Angel
InTheMoment

Autumn mists
Ales Komovec

Angel
Marcel Egger

from space
Klaus Tesching

Fairytales Collection: 'Oh, how beautiful our mistress is'from 'The Quest of the Bird with the Golden Tail'(colour litho)

"Oh, how beautiful our mistress is"from "The Quest of the Bird with the Golden Tail"(colour litho)
2792268 " Oh, how beautiful our mistress is" from " The Quest of the Bird with the Golden Tail" (colour litho) by Davie

Fairytales Collection: 'Come, said the lips of the Fantina'from 'Malconseil'(colour litho)

"Come, said the lips of the Fantina"from "Malconseil"(colour litho)
2792270 " Come, said the lips of the Fantina" from " Malconseil" (colour litho) by Davie, Howard (fl.1914-44); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Come)

Fairytales Collection: 'A thousand miles an hour'from 'The Quest of the Bird with the Golden Tail'(colour litho)

"A thousand miles an hour"from "The Quest of the Bird with the Golden Tail"(colour litho)
2792269 " A thousand miles an hour" from " The Quest of the Bird with the Golden Tail" (colour litho) by Davie

Fairytales Collection: 'Father time went flying out'from 'The Child of the Myrtle Tree'(colour litho)

"Father time went flying out"from "The Child of the Myrtle Tree"(colour litho)
2792275 " Father time went flying out" from " The Child of the Myrtle Tree" (colour litho) by Davie, Howard (fl.1914-44); Private Collection; (add.info)

Fairytales Collection: 'They rode off quickly'from 'Viola'(colour litho)

"They rode off quickly"from "Viola"(colour litho)
2792273 " They rode off quickly" from " Viola" (colour litho) by Davie, Howard (fl.1914-44); Private Collection; (add.info)

Fairytales Collection: Mortella and her seven brothers, from 'The Child of the Myrtle Tree'(colour litho)

Mortella and her seven brothers, from "The Child of the Myrtle Tree"(colour litho)
2792274 Mortella and her seven brothers, from " The Child of the Myrtle Tree" (colour litho) by Davie, Howard (fl.1914-44); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mortella and her seven brothers)

Fairytales Collection: 'He bent down to kiss the little baby'from 'Luciella'(colour litho)

"He bent down to kiss the little baby"from "Luciella"(colour litho)
2792272 " He bent down to kiss the little baby" from " Luciella" (colour litho) by Davie, Howard (fl.1914-44); Private Collection; (add.info)

Fairytales Collection: 'The fruit fell by itself into the basket'from 'The Fairy Kittens'(colour litho)

"The fruit fell by itself into the basket"from "The Fairy Kittens"(colour litho)
2792277 " The fruit fell by itself into the basket" from " The Fairy Kittens" (colour litho) by Davie

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Fairytales Collection: 'Thousands of skeins of the softest silk'from 'Little Good-for-Nothing'(colour litho)

"Thousands of skeins of the softest silk"from "Little Good-for-Nothing"(colour litho)
2792279 " Thousands of skeins of the softest silk" from " Little Good-for-Nothing" (colour litho) by Davie

Fairytales Collection: 'Give me something to drink'from 'The Three Pomegranates'(colour litho)

"Give me something to drink"from "The Three Pomegranates"(colour litho)
2792278 " Give me something to drink" from " The Three Pomegranates" (colour litho) by Davie, Howard (fl.1914-44); Private Collection; (add.info)

Fairytales Collection: 'He beheld slatarog standing on a peak'from 'The Legend of the White Chamois'(colour litho)

"He beheld slatarog standing on a peak"from "The Legend of the White Chamois"(colour litho)
2792271 " He beheld slatarog standing on a peak" from " The Legend of the White Chamois" (colour litho) by Davie

A thin fog lingers in a forest of evergreen trees; Brighton, East Sussex, England

Fairytales Collection: The winter fairy-tale (charcoal & wash on paper)

The winter fairy-tale (charcoal & wash on paper)
5906516 The winter fairy-tale (charcoal & wash on paper) by Kittelsen, Theodor Severin (1857-1914); 21x24 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Dagny ved grinden); Photo © O. Vaering

stairs to past
Axel K. Schoeps

Lichtspiel
Caroline Fischer

Fairytales Collection: Fairytale glimpse

Fairytale glimpse
Paolo Novello

Fairytales Collection: A man who did not like dogs. In fact he hated them. from The Birth of Bran

A man who did not like dogs. In fact he hated them. from The Birth of Bran
3514716 A man who did not like dogs. In fact he hated them. from The Birth of Bran in Irish Fairy Tales by Rackham, Arthur (1867-1939); Private Collection; (add.info.: A man who did not like dogs)

Fairytales Collection: The raven's widow

The raven's widow
Peeters Jos

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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.