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Fantasy & Sci-Fi Illustration Prints

Fantasy and science fiction illustration prints: vintage book and magazine illustrations from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Much of the collection comes from the first illustrated editions of Jules Verne's novels, including Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and From the Earth to the Moon, by Alphonse de Neuville, Édouard Riou, Henri de Montaut, Émile Bayard and Jules Férat. Albert Robida's drawings of future cities, airships and submarines appear alongside Henrique Alvim Corrêa's 1906 Martians from The War of the Worlds. Fairy-tale and fantasy illustrations come from Edmund Dulac, Warwick Goble and Harry Clarke.

The selection gathers how 19th- and early 20th-century illustrators pictured the future, the deep sea, other planets and fairy-tale worlds.

The black-and-white engravings suit studies, offices and children's rooms; the colour fairy-tale plates work well in bedrooms and reading corners. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with low-glare acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Le jardin féerique, from Mother Goose — Maurice Ravel
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To Make My Small Elves Coats by Arthur Rackham — Goblin tailors work in a hollow beneath gnarled tree roots
The Moon, Like to a Silver Bow New-Bent in Heaven by Arthur Rackham — Gauzy fairies stream past slender trees under a crescent moon
Ghosts, Wandering Here and There, Troop Home to Churchyards by Arthur Rackham — A crowing cockerel sends pale ghosts streaming home
Fairies, Away! We Shall Chide Downright If I Longer Stay by Arthur Rackham — Titania sweeps away, her long train borne by small fairies
Titania Lying Asleep by Arthur Rackham — Titania sleeps on a mossy bank beneath white wild roses
One Aloof Stand Sentinel by Arthur Rackham — A wild-haired fairy guard stands with a spear on a mound
What Angel Wakes Me from My Flowery Bed? by Arthur Rackham — Titania wakes among flowers and reaches for ass-headed Bottom
O Bottom, Thou Art Changed! by Arthur Rackham — A startled friend peers round a tree at ass-headed Bottom
Some War with Rere-Mice for Their Leathern Wings by Arthur Rackham — Winged fairies with bows chase bats over a thatched cottage
How Now, Spirit! Whither Wander You? by Arthur Rackham — Puck in a pointed cap meets a fairy below a rooted bank
Sleep Thou, and I Will Wind Thee in My Arms by Arthur Rackham — Titania sleeps against Bottom's shoulder by fairy lanterns
I Am That Merry Wanderer of the Night by Arthur Rackham — Puck laughs on a tree root as a winged fairy leans in
Come, Now a Roundel by Arthur Rackham — Fairies dance a ring round a mossy glade at a tree's foot
Kill Me a Red-Hipped Humble-Bee on the Top of a Thistle by Arthur Rackham — A tiny fairy lances a bumblebee among purple thistles
And Now They Never Meet in Grove or Green by Arthur Rackham — Oberon and Titania quarrel in a wind-torn meadow
Through the House Give Glimmering Light by Arthur Rackham — Fairies carry tiny lights through a dark palace hall
Fricka Approaches in Anger by Arthur Rackham — A stern goddess drives a chariot drawn by two curly-horned rams
To My Hammer's Swing Hitherward Sweep Vapours and Fogs by Arthur Rackham — A red-bearded thunder god raises his hammer amid rolling clouds
There as a Dread Dragon He Sojourns by Arthur Rackham — A scaly dragon lies in a cave mouth deep in a gorge of gnarled trees
The Rhine's Fair Children, Bewailing Their Lost Gold, Weep by Arthur Rackham — Three river maidens rise from the waves beneath a rainbow
Siegmund the Wälsung Thou Dost See! As Bride-Gift He Brings Thee This Sword by Arthur Rackham — A young hero lifts a sword high as a woman holds his hand
Seize the Despoiler! Rescue the Gold! by Arthur Rackham — River maidens plunge after a dwarf escaping into a dark cleft
Ohé! Ohé! Horrible Dragon, O Swallow Me Not by Arthur Rackham — A flame-haired trickster recoils from a huge serpent's open jaws
The Sleep of Brünnhilde by Arthur Rackham — A Valkyrie sleeps on a high rock ringed by ribbons of pale fire
The Ride of the Valkyries by Arthur Rackham — Helmeted riders and wild-eyed horses storm through the clouds
The Frolic of the Rhine-Maidens by Arthur Rackham — Two river maidens dive head-first through green water and weed
The Rhine's Pure-Gleaming Children Told Me of Their Sorrow by Arthur Rackham — A flame-haired trickster crouches on a root above three river maidens
The Rhine-Maidens Teasing Alberich by Arthur Rackham — A hairy dwarf lunges at three river maidens gliding out of reach
Raging, Wotan Rides to the Rock by Arthur Rackham — A god on a dark horse charges through storm cloud and lightning
Mime Writhes Under the Lashes He Receives by Arthur Rackham — A cowering dwarf clutches his face as a ghostly lash coils above
Freia, the Fair One by Arthur Rackham — A golden-haired goddess reaches for apples beneath a laden tree
Fasolt Suddenly Seizes Freia by Arthur Rackham — Two shaggy giants haul a golden-haired goddess away by the wrist
Fafner Kills Fasolt by Arthur Rackham — One giant swings a knotted club at another who reels back
Brünnhilde with Her Horse, at the Mouth of the Cave by Arthur Rackham — A Valkyrie and her grey horse pause beneath an overhanging rock
Brünnhilde Slowly and Silently Leads Her Horse Down the Path to the Cave by Arthur Rackham — A Valkyrie leads her pale horse through a screen of trees
Brünnhilde by Arthur Rackham — A Valkyrie in a winged helmet stands on a crag above blue mountains
Wotan Turns and Looks Sorrowfully Back at Brünnhilde by Arthur Rackham — A silhouetted god looks back through smoke and pale flame
Appear, Flickering Fire, Encircle the Rock with Thy Flame by Arthur Rackham — A figure of flame rises between Wotan and the sleeping Valkyrie
Alberich Drives in a Band of Niblungs by Arthur Rackham — A whip-wielding dwarf drives his cowering crew over heaps of treasure
The Pomegranate Seeds: ‘I shall not touch it, I assure you,’ said she by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A girl in white turns from a pomegranate offered on a
The Dragon's Teeth: This pitiless reptile had killed his poor companions by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A youth with a sword faces a winged lilac dragon among
Circe's Palace: The voyagers examined the web of cloth by Virginia Frances Sterrett — Travel-worn men crowd round a vast orange tapestry in a dark hall
‘Thou hast slain the monster,’ cried Ariadne, clasping her hands by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A woman in a pale veil greets a warrior with a golden shield
Cadmus beheld a female figure, wonderfully beautiful by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A crowned queen in a coral-red cloak stands in a colonnaded hall
The Pygmies: The giant gave them his brotherly kindness by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A white-bearded giant in red lounges on boulders above tiny people
At the appointed hour he met the beautiful Medea by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A warrior with a black shield climbs palace steps to a woman in yellow
The Pomegranate Seeds: They brought along with them a great many beautiful shells by Virginia Frances Sterrett — Green-haired sea nymphs among red coral, one
‘What is it?’ asked Jason by Virginia Frances Sterrett — A woman points a helmeted warrior toward a golden glow in the grove