Classic Tales Gallery
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fer1972:Today’s Classic: Arthur Rackham’s Books and Fairy Tales Illustrations (1867-1939)1. Alice an
Le Chat Botté, from The Illustrated London News by Kay Nielsen (1913)
The Wounded Dragon, from European Folk and Fairy Tales by John D. Batten (1916)
Illustration from Queen Summer, or The Tourney of the Lily and the Rose by Walter Crane (1891)
The Twin Princesses, from The Lily of Life by Helen Stratton (1913)
Illustration from La Esfera by Manuel Bujados (April 1921)
michaelmoonsbookshop:Tales from Shakespeareby Charles & Mary LambIllustrated by Arthur Rackham L
Around the piano, itself of a glossy lacquer paint, pictures tell tales from three centuries - the 1
Would you like to know more about a witch from the classic fairy tales? About which one?illustration
Classic line from Tales From The Crypt, Arthur Grimsdyke (Peter Cushing)PCASUK
Crystal Ball, from Red Magic by Kay Nielsen (1930)
Confession time: I’m a grown-ass woman who loves fairy tales. I own copies of all the Disney classic
“When the woman raised her arms in a peculiar fashion, the shadow on the blind was remarkably like t
hevelincollection: To start your week off right, here are some re-issues of several classic tales by
All the ancient classic fairy tales have always been scary and dark.
Illustration from Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tales by Harry Clarke (1916)
Halloween dreams with TALES FROM THE CRYPT, #wizard @lew_dawg and the smallest pumpkin you’ve ever s
“A troop of gigantic cats, with flashing eyes”, from The Land of Enchantment by Arthur R
thesaltyowl:Written by Women: Classic Horror and Creepy Tales for HalloweenFrankenstein by Mary Shel
#ASundayCarPic by @tales.and.the.city in #Richmond! Classic! Hope you’re enjoying the weekend everyo
michaelmoonsbookshop:The Arabian Nights - Tales of 1001 NightsPenguin Classics Box Set [2008][Sold]
The maiden said, “Be still, dear little fawn, and I will never forsake you.”, fr
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literaery-me:“These were the stories grannies had been telling grandchildren, sisters had told
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