ITT: Your favorite illustrations
>>8132186
Tenniel in the Alice books
EH Shepard in the Pooh books
original and best
Dore's
William Steig's illustrations for Listen, Little Man!
>>8132730
>>8132739
are you /lit/tle man?
>>8132751
Read the thread little man.
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H.K. Browne's illustrations for Dickens are iconic.
>>8132781
Boring.
>>8132755
Reported for announcing a report
inb4 Stirner
>>8132783
Thanks for sharing this insightful and interesting comment, friend.
>>8132783
if you have an attention span about as long as a twitter message, maybe.
Alberto Martini's EA Poe illustrations.
Mervyn Peake - Rime of the Ancient Mariner
>>8134507
pure medieval bantz
>>8132186
The Lord's Prayer.
>>8132232
Alice is so pissed there.
>>8134521
my sides. what is this?
>>8134538
Just some demons from a medieval manuscript.
>>8134694
I got them from here which has more and includes the sources: http://demonagerie.tumblr.com/
>>8134739
thanks
im a big fan of Dore's illustrations for Paradiso
>>8134751
Same.
>>8134751
Dore is amazing. I have a print of "Satan enters the garden of Eden as a serpent" on my wall. Not sure if that's the real title.. Anyway here's some N. C. Wyeth.
>>8134751
>>8134770
... and the ones for the Quijote
>>8134842
This is incredible
Has to be this one
>>8134842
bit derivative of goya
>46 replies
>no Beardsley
>>8135866
harry clarke**** I meant goddamnit
here's a von Bayros not based on any important literature but still an illustration nonetheless
>>8135866
>anime
>>8135866
Shit, i was just about to post this
>>8134842
Damn thats awesome. Thanks for sharing Anon.
>>8135876
>Harry Clarke
>anime
whew lad
>>8132837
the Rime is great source material for artwork
>>8132186
I tried quite hard to find them a while ago and just couldn't. It was some adaptation of the King Arthur story with these fucking gorgeous pencil drawings - you know the really detailed kind. But I just couldn't find them or even manage to identify the actual book they were from. I read it as a kid some time in the late '80s and we'd had the book for a few years, but I can't even remember the name.
So anyway: don't have them, but some fucking excellent penciled Arthurian illustrations. They're my favourite. Lost now, like dust in the wind.
>>8136107
>Lost now, like dust in the wind.
>tfw when all these moments are lost
>>8136107
probably dore
>>8134507
DRAKED.com
>>8134842
>N. C. Wyeth.
mah snownigga
>>8136779
