The portraits (on the bookmark) and the "Fire" scene (with Keldar) are #AIArt. The scene in the room is a mashup of #ArthurRackham and #HieronymusBosch.

The portraits (on the bookmark) and the "Fire" scene (with Keldar) are #AIArt. The scene in the room is a mashup of #ArthurRackham and #HieronymusBosch.
From the inner mind to the outer Hudson Valley…
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#ArthurRackham was born #OnThisDay in 1867; one of the leading figures of the golden age of British book illustration, he illustrated "A Midsummer Night's Dream" with beautiful illustrations including this one depicting Titania & Puck:
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#ArthurRackham was born #OnThisDay in 1867; he illustrated #RichardWagner's "Der Ring des Nibelungen"; this is Alberich & the Rhinemaidens ("#DasRheingold") & "Siegfrieds Tod und Trauermarsch":
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#ArthurRackham was born #OnThisDay in 1867; one of the leading figures of the golden age of British book illustration, he created brilliant #illustrations of the #Grimmsmärchen #fairytales, including this of "Die Alte im Wald":
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#ArthurRackham was born in London #OnThisDay in 1867, now widely regarded as one of the leading figures of the Golden Age of British book illustration (Wikipedia); this is his illustration of the meeting of Oberon & Titania in "A Midsummer Night's Dream":
Arthur Rackham turns 159 on Sept 19. In The Enchanted Goblet, the pearls ringing that fountain aren't decoration, they're bait: gnome-things cluster below while she reaches down toward them, her braid trailing over her arm. Fine art print, colour lithograph. #art #ArthurRackham #GoldenAgeIllustr...
"Like the sundial, my paint box counts no hours but sunny ones."
🎨 #ArthurRackham, English illustrator, was #BOTD 19 September 1867. #Art #Painting #Illustration
Rackham's title calls this "Siegfried Forges His Sword" - yet here he's already holding it aloft in triumph, not hammering at an anvil. Meanwhile a bearded, disheveled figure cowers with hands raised nearby. Mime? Fafner? Wotan in disguise? Guess in the replies! #art #ArthurRackham #Wagner #illu...
Arthur Rackham, 'The Witch's Pool', 1904.
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🎨 #ArthurRackham, English book illustrator, #DOTD 6 September 1939. #Art #Illustration