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anachronisticfairytales: The Castle of Kerglas H.J. Ford The Lilac Fairy Book, Andrew Lang
the-evil-clergyman: Illustration from Andrew Lang’s The Red Fairy Book by Lancelot Speed (1890)
andrew hulme by danny lang
danskjavlarna:From The Violet Fairy Book by Andrew Lang, 1906.
kittencrimson: The Olive Fairy Book by Andrew Lang
windypoplarsroom: Sir William Blake Richmond “Andrew Lang”
blastedheath: Sir William Blake Richmond (English, 1842-1921) Andrew Lang 1844-1912. Poet and writer 1855. Oil on canvas. National Galleries Scotland. fuckyeahhistorycrushes: This is Andrew Lang, born 1844, died 1912, who was a poet, novelist, literary
uispeccoll: It is time to continue our mini-series of Andrew Lang fairy books! This post will be featuring three of these beauties: The Olive Fairy Book, The Green Fairy Book, and The Yellow Fairy Book. First up is my personal favorite, The Olive Fairy
danskjavlarna: From The Blue Poetry Book by Andrew Lang and illustrated by Lancelot Speed, 1891.
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Andrew Hulme by Danny Lang
gravesandghouls: Andrew Lang - The Blue Fairy Tale Book (1889)
anachronisticfairytales: The Jogi’s Punishment H.J. Ford The Lilac Fairy Book, Andrew Lang
lvmrsmn: Andrew Gonzalez x Vince Harrington (by Danny Lang)(via boysinthetown)
theartofanimation: Sean Andrew Murray - http://seanandrewmurray.com - https://twitter.com/seanmurray_art?lang=es - https://www.facebook.com/SeanAndrewMurrayArt - http://www.cityofgateway.com - http://seanandrewmurray.blogspot.com.es
maximusjpauson: These characters only appear in one shot at the wedding (I think).They’re caricatures of the amazing background lead Andrew De Lange; and his fat, old, milky-eyed dog Rosin. Rosin passed on before the episode aired. RIP Rosin, I miss
fordarkmornings:Details from Night by Lancelot Speed (British, 1860-1931) and Henry Justice Ford (British, 1860-1941) for Andrew Lang’s The Blue Poetry Book, 1912.
fatalbellman: Cover illustration for The Grey Fairy Book by Andrew Lang, 1900 (via my Secretary of Parliament)
