Morgana Collection

Morgan-le-Fay, 1864. Creator: Frederick Augustus Sandys
Morgan-le-Fay, 1864 Artist: Frederick Sandys. Morgan le Fay is a powerful enchantress in the Arthurian legend. Early appearances of Morgan do not elaborate her character beyond her role as either a

Miss Horton as Morgana, 1830-44. Creator: Isaac Robert Cruikshank
Miss Horton as Morgana, 1830-44

FALL / K. C. SPANIEL / 1982
CHAMPION CURTANA MORGANA Date: 1982

Miss Jeanne De Casalis and Mr Tom Douglas by Einar Nerman
In " Fata Morgana" Miss Jeanne De Casalis and Mr Tom Douglas by Einar Nermans (1888-1983). Illustration showing the actors dressed in romantic attire while playing as Mathilde Fay

Effects of the Fata Morgana

Fata Morgana Mirage
An example of a Fata Morgana mirage in the Straits of Messina; this complex mirage gives the appearance of objects floating or of being part underwater, part in air

Myth / Morgan Le Fay
MORGAN LE FAY (MORGANA) The fairy sister of Arthur, she revealed to Arthur the intruigues of Lancelot and Guinevere

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Morgana, the enchantress of legend, has captivated artists and audiences for centuries. Depicted in various forms, from the ethereal beauty of Frederick Augustus Sandys' "Morgan-le-Fay" (1864) to the mischievous humor of Isaac Robert Cruikshank's "Miss Horton as Morgana" (1830-44), Morgana's allure transcends time. K.C. Spaniol's "FALL" series (1977, 1982) and "Effects of the Fata Morgana" (1982) explore the mystical and otherworldly aspects of Morgana's realm, while the painting "Miss Jeanne De Casalis and Mr Tom Douglas" by Einar Nerman adds a modern twist to the myth. The elusive Fata Morgana Mirage, named after Morgana, continues to intrigue us with its deceptive beauty and illusory allure. Myth or reality, Morgan Le Fay remains an enduring symbol of magic and mystery.