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Collection · 242 prints

Sketches and Illustrations

A curated collection of sketches and illustrations — Gustave Doré's biblical engravings, George Barbier's Art Nouveau fashion plates, Léon Bakst's theatre designs, John James Audubon's ornithological studies, and the full tradition of Western draughtsmanship at its finest. All chosen by hand, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Prelude, from Cello Suite No. 1 — Johann Sebastian Bach
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The Giant Cormoran Was the Terror of All the Country-Side by Arthur Rackham — A giant carries off a cow and piglets as villagers scatter
Tattercoats Dancing While the Gooseherd Pipes by Arthur Rackham — A ragged girl dances for a flock of geese as a boy plays his pipe
Taking the Keys of the Castle, Jack Unlocked All the Doors by Arthur Rackham — Jack opens a castle door on captive ladies as a two-headed giant looms
Somebody Has Been at My Porridge, and Has Eaten It All Up! by Arthur Rackham — Three bears find their porridge bowls at the kitchen table
She Went Along, and Went Along, and Went Along by Arthur Rackham — A barefoot girl in a coat of furs walks through a hillside wood
She Sate Down and Plaited Herself an Overall of Rushes and a Cap to Match by Arthur Rackham — A young woman plaits rushes on a windswept fen bank
Mr. and Mrs. Vinegar at Home by Arthur Rackham — A bottle-shaped cottage amid pickles, onions and ripe tomatoes
Many's the Beating He Had from the Broomstick or the Ladle by Arthur Rackham — A cook in a red skirt swings a spoon at a cowering kitchen boy
Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum, I Smell the Blood of an Englishman by Arthur Rackham — A huge ogre in black fur stoops into a farmhouse kitchen
Sauntering Along in the Twilight by Arthur Rackham — A tall suitor bows to a smiling girl as goblins watch from a willow
Rip Van Winkle: These Fairy Mountains by Arthur Rackham — Long-haired women by a mountain stream as red-capped gnomes hide
The Rain Always Made a Point of Setting In by Arthur Rackham — Women run for a cottage door as rain sweeps a duck-filled yard
Strange Faces at the Windows by Arthur Rackham — A woman kneels on a window seat to look out through a leaded casement
For Years He Had Been Quietly Filling His Stocking by Arthur Rackham — A great black crow guards a patched stocking hung in a gnarled tree
Fairies Are All More or Less in Hiding Until Dusk by Arthur Rackham — A girl in a straw bonnet passes an old tree hiding a fairy home
Mother Goose Riding the Gander by Arthur Rackham — Mother Goose rides a white gander high above a city skyline
Once There Was a Poor Old Woman Who Lived in a Village by Arthur Rackham — A bent old woman shuffles past half-timbered houses on a village lane
Jack and Jill by Arthur Rackham — Jack and Jill tumble down a woodland path with their bucket
A Squirrel and a Crow by Arthur Rackham — A glum crow and a spiky-crested sprite share a branch above the fields
There Under the Branches of the Overhanging Trees Was Undine by Arthur Rackham — A laughing water-sprite sits on a storm-swept island, hair flying
Bertalda in the Black Valley by Arthur Rackham — A young woman in a wind-blown veil halts in a dark ravine
Whoever Saw Him, Ran Away by Arthur Rackham — Village children scatter from a shaggy wanderer and his staff
The Frog Prince by Arthur Rackham — A princess kneels by a well as a frog holds up her golden ball
Puss in Boots by Arthur Rackham — A booted cat hauls on an iron ring at a harbour gateway
The Fishes, in Their Joy, Stretched Up Their Heads by Arthur Rackham — A young man in a red-lined cloak peers through reeds at rising fish
Instantly They Lay Still, All Turned into Stone by Arthur Rackham — A snarling witch in a tree looms over a huntsman and his beasts
A Terrible Fellow Half as Big as the Tree by Arthur Rackham — A towering furred spirit looms over a small scholar beside an old oak
Let Me Play the Lion Too by Arthur Rackham — Craftsmen rehearse a play in a rustic cottage interior
Never Harm, nor Spell, nor Charm by Arthur Rackham — Woodland creatures cluster among gnarled roots as fairies gather
We Will, Fair Queen, Up to the Mountain's Top by Arthur Rackham — A huntress with her hounds pauses on a pine-covered mountainside
Helena by Arthur Rackham — A woman pauses thoughtfully in a flowing blue-green robe
The Gods Grow Wan and Aged at the Loss of Freia by Arthur Rackham — Grey, aged gods stand in drifting mist beside one flame-haired figure
Hey! Come Hither, and Stop Me This Cranny! by Arthur Rackham — A giant probes a gap in a heap of gold piled between wooden stakes
Brünnhilde Stands for a Long Time Dazed and Alarmed by Arthur Rackham — A Valkyrie stands alone beneath a dark tree, hand pressed to her brow
Father! Father! Tell Me What Ails Thee? by Arthur Rackham — A helmeted warrior comforted by a young woman in a mountain wood
Hunding Discovers the Likeness Between Siegmund and Sieglinde by Arthur Rackham — A husband studies the resemblance between his guest and his wife
He Bounced Up and Down by Arthur Rackham — A furious man in a plumed hat and ruff bounces in the air
Venus and the Cat by Arthur Rackham — A bride in a nightgown springs from a rose-curtained bed after a mouse
The Two Pots by Arthur Rackham — A scowling jug-man floats downriver beside a brass pot
The Trees and the Axe by Arthur Rackham — Gnarled trees with faces loom over a traveller and two children
The Shipwrecked Man and the Sea by Arthur Rackham — The Sea rises as a vast pale woman over a wreck and a lone castaway
The Quack Frog by Arthur Rackham — A frog in a long coat sells a remedy to a crowd of animals
The Moon and Her Mother by Arthur Rackham — A giant old woman sews on a cloud beside the crescent moon
The Lion, Jupiter, and the Elephant by Arthur Rackham — A seated lion gazes up at a great grey elephant under palm trees
The Hare and the Tortoise by Arthur Rackham — A dapper hare points at a grinning tortoise before a crowd of animals
The Fir-Tree and the Bramble by Arthur Rackham — A fir with a face holds out an eyeglass beside a flowering bramble
The Crab and His Mother by Arthur Rackham — A crab mother in a polka-dot gown scolds her son on the shore
King Log by Arthur Rackham — Green frogs clamber over a fallen log in a reed-fringed pond