Fantasy & Fairy Tale Art Prints

Fantasy and fairy-tale art prints: paintings, engravings, etchings and illustrations of dreams, monsters, imaginary worlds and folk tales. Artists include J. J. Grandville (engravings for Un autre monde, 1844), Rodolphe Bresdin (19th-century lithographs and etchings), Mikhail Vrubel (paintings from Russian fairy tales, including The Swan Princess, 1900), Francisco de Goya (Los Caprichos etchings, 1799), William Blake and Henry Fuseli (The Nightmare, 1781).

It also includes Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights, Symbolist works by Gustave Moreau, Alfred Kubin and Jacek Malczewski, and etchings by Max Klinger and Félicien Rops.

The selection focuses on invented worlds and creatures, from satire and folk tale to nightmare, as artists imagined them over five centuries.

The detailed engravings and lithographs suit studies, reading corners and hallways where they can be seen up close; the Bosch and Vrubel paintings work as a large statement piece. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.