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He was Jack Frost by Helen JacobsEnchanting illustration featuring a glistening Jack Frost lecturing a group of snowdrop fairies or pixies in a snow covered woodland glade
Fairy RevelsEnchanting illustration showing fairies dancing in a ring underneath a toadstool while pixies, elves and sprites watch and hold lamps. c.1925
Shakespeare; TitaniaAct II, Scene I Titania, Queen of the fairies with her train; "...Fairies, away! We shall chide downright, if I no longer stay Date: 1908
The Allies of Santa Claus by Mabel Lucie AttwellTwo little girls slumber on a window sill as the elvish helpers of Father Christmasm sprinkle fairy dust in order that he may deliver presents. Date: 1919
Fairies dance in a circle - Fairy RingHe whistled to the merry elves, Were leaping in a ring
Folklore / FairiesFairy flying with butterflies
Folklore / Fairies / GobleFairies and flowers
Illustrated London News Christmas number cover, 1904A beautiful fairy with wings, looks thoughtful as she gazes out to the sea and starry sky. Front cover of The Illustrated London News Christmas Number 1904. Date: 1904
Whither Away by Florence Mary AndersonA group of delicate looking fairies and pixies ride around on dragonflies and bees. c.1925
The Moonchild by Florence Mary AndersonA small, angelic looking child is carried through the sky in a basket held by a colourful group of fairies and pixies. c.1925
Fairies in flight by Florence Mary Anderson. 1915
Autumnal Scene with Fairy & BlackberriesAn autumnal folklore scene with a fairy, dressed in blue, sat amid the visible roots of a silver birch tree, holding a delicious-looking blackberry
Fairies Merry Go RoundFairies at play - a toadstool makes a convenient merry-go- round
Fairies and toadstools, from The Dream Pedlar. 1914
Horrockses, Crewdson & Co Ltd, Preston, Lancashire, office and factory -- trade design. 1920
The Fairy of Flight by William BarribalA Spirit of the Age - The Fairy of Flight. Gorgeous illustration of a fairy with huge yellow wings. Date: 1909
Victorian flower fairiesFlower fairy dancing on a bed of poppies and lilies from a postcard published by Raphael Tuck Date: 1900
Rose FylemanRose Amy Fyleman (1877-1957) - an English writer and poet, noted for works on fairy folk, for children"
Folklore / Fairies / DoyleAN ELF-FAIRY ROMANCE (picture 2 of 3) He finds her, and this is the consequence
Knight and FairiesA knight of the Round Table encounters fairies while he is riding at night through a wood
Doyle Fairy ArticleThe title page of Arthur Conan Doyles article discussing the evidence for the existence of fairies
Fan with FairiesA highly ornamental lace folding fan by Duvelleroy of Paris with painted scenes depicting fairies by a pond & with sticks carved in imitation of feathers
FAIRY RINGChildren watch fairies dancing and creating a fairy ring
Peter Pan StatueHappy children dancing in a fairy ring around Sir George Framptons statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, which was erected on 1 May 1912
Fairy QueenThe Fairy Queen takes an airy drive in a light carriage
Fairies by Hilda MillerWhimsical illustration showing a group of fairies of assorted colours dancing across the grass
A Sail in the Moon Boat by Florence Mary AndersonIllustration showing two children and a baby going for a ride on a crescent shaped moon surrounded by pixies and fairies. c.1920
At the SerpentineFairies at the Serpentine in Kensington Gardens
Mabel Lucie Attwell - The Idea of Fairies
Fairy Flowers by Florence Mary Anderson" Fairy Flowers by Florence Mary Anderson. " Admire me. See how gorgeous I am", from The Secret of the Flowers by Edith M Coker." 1919
Two fairies clasping each other, from The Password to Fairyland -- Then they flew together and clasped in a tight embrace. 20th century
If you meet a fairy, don t run away, she won t want to hurt you, she ll only want to play. 1920s
Fairies Steal a ChildA fairy flies off carrying a baby human on her back Date: 1908
The Nymph of the Tree TopA nymph, naked except for diaphanous drapery, stands above the tree tops surveying the forest below
Kingsley / Water BabiesTom saw the fairies carry baby & cradle gently down; another drowned baby is introduced to the world of the water babies
Gossip about Fairies 12On moonlit nights the fairies hold their revels, naturally choosing a picturesque castle ruin as the setting
Fairy Melusine (Colour)Raymond de Lusignan discovers that his wife is a fairy, and consequently - for thats how these things are - she has to leave him, for ever, flying from the castle window... Date: circa 1500
Melusine RevealedMelusines fairy nature is discovered by her husband, Raymond de Lusignan, and she has to leave him for ever
Bluebell in Fairyland by Seymour Hicks and Ellaline TerrissFlyer for the revival of the musical Bluebell in Fairyland on 26th December 1927 at The Scala Theatre, by Seymour Hicks and Ellaline Terriss, with music by Walter Slaughter
Fairies learn to dance before they learn to walk (Fairy Lore). 1920s
Girl with a baby fairy lying in the garden in summerGIRL AND A BABY FAIRY Would you believe - I found a fairy on Midsummer Eve !
Water Babies / FairiesThe fairies came flying in at the window & brought her such a pretty pair of wings
Scene from Shakespeares Midsummer Nights DreamA scene from Shakespeares comedy, A Midsummer Nights Dream (Act II, Scene ii), in which Puck drops a love potion into the sleeping Titanias eyes
Irish Leprechaun, or Fairy ShoemakerAn Irish Leprechaun, or Fairy Shoemaker, working on a pile of shoes
Advertisement for Fairy Dyes, promoted, appropriately, by some fairies who flutter through the night sky carrying a length of rainbow fabric. Date: c.1924
Fairyland Express, All Aboard for the Land of NodToddlers in white nightgowns board a train to the Land of Nod, accompanied by various toys as bedtime companions. Date: 1924
The Key to the Moon by Florence Mary AndersonEnchanting illustration showing a small child climbing a ladder to unlock a small door in the moon while a group of fairies and elves hover around in the starlit sky. circa 1920
High Above the Town by Florence Mary AndersonA group of children with a baby fly high above a town in a winged cradle, accompanied by a fairy. c.1925
Filling the Air with Fairy Forms -- a little girl blows a dandelion clock and in her imagination it turns into a flight of fairies. Date: circa 1920s
Moonlight by Frank RogersA young girl kneels as a group of elves, pixies, fairies and imps dance in a circle around her. Date: 1920s
Fairyland Fancies -- a little girl gazes into the fire, seeing imaginary figures of fairies, witches and goblins. late 19th century
Fairies at the New MoonFairies are excited by the new moon, and like to dance by its minimal light. Date: 1908
Fairies Hunt BatsBats are hunted by fairies for their wings
Fairies, Kensington GdnsThe fairies are exquisite dancers... Date: First published: 1904
Fairies Pick ApplesFairies and elves pick apples
Midsummer Nights DreamBottom & Titania, surrounded by the fairies Date: 1909
A Piper of DreamsChild-like piper in a fantastic, moonlit snowy landscape, surrounded by fairies, pixies and cupids. The illuminated border shows various Christmas and nursery characters and motifs
Gossip about Fairies 15Titania, queen of the Fairies, magically enamoured of Bottom, the Weaver, comes to her senses - - a scene from Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream
Fairies and Elves FeastFeasting and fun among the fuchsias - fairies and elves are visited by butterflies, which gives you some idea how tiny they are !
Fairies Dance in Woods with Faun on GramophoneUpto-date fairies dance to the music of the radio Date: 1925
Children Fairies Pixies Children's Postcard designChildren, Fairies, Pixies, Children's, Postcard, design, Watercolour, painting, M, Sherborne, 12022645
Little girl watching a fairy, by Muriel Dawson. Date: 1920s
And there were strings of fairies hanging from the stars (I stood against the window). 1922
Frog with elves
Fairies Dancing in RingFairies dance in the moonlight
Gossip about Fairies 24Fairies live on good terms with animals and birds - here, fairies are combing goats beards, something which goats themselves find it hard to do, having no hands (or combs)
Gossip about Fairies 14Titania, queen of the Fairies, is magically enamoured of Bottom, the Weaver, who has been magically endowed with a donkeys head - scene from A Midsummer Nights Dream
Fairies and SnowballFairies and children play with a giant snowball, each seeing which can push it hardest
Visit from a FairyA girl is visited by a friendly fairy in bed at night, and gets taken on a wonderful journey
Goblins spying on witches on a Christmas cardGoblins spying on two witches with a cooking pot on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s
E was an exquisite elf who enjoyed being quite by herself. She delighted to play in an elegant way with the things that she found on a shelf. Date: 1908
"Drops-of-Crystal was too busy to speak." Scene from The Fairies Who Changed Places illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1913
"And because the silver of the moonshine-fairies is very light he was able to carry a great deal of it." Scene from The Cloud that Had No Lining illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1913
"She smiled at him very graciously when he was introduced to her." Scene from Princess Orchid's Party illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1913
"He held out the little shell in the beam of coloured light." Scene from The Sea-fairy and the Land-fairy, and How They Quarrelled. Date: 1913
"Please, " she said. "I want to be a nightingale." Scene from the story, The Bird of Shadows and the Sun-Bird, illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1913
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act V, scene I. Ariel: Where the bee sucks, there suck I. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act V, scene I. Prospero: You demi-puppets that by moonshine do the green sour ringlets make. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act V, scene I. Prospero: And ye that on the sands with printless foot do chase the ebbing Neptune. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act V, scene I. Prospero: Ye elves of hills, brooks, standing lakes and groves. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act IV, scene I. Enter certain Reapers, properly habited: they join with the Nymphs in a graceful dance. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act III, scene II. Caliban: Sounds and sweet airs that give delight and hurt not. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Act II, scene I. Ariel as an invisible spirit. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908
"She found herself face to face with a stately and beautiful lady." Scene from Beauty and the Beast illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1911