Our Lady of the Upside Down

chicagoartnerd:

semianonymity:

djevojka:

Angela Barrett, Beauty and the Beast

I have a probably-unhealthy but extremely persistent preoccupation with Beauty and the Beast-style stories, but can’t bring myself to care.

Also, mother of God this is beautiful!

I never pictured him with that tail but that’s really nice so I think from now on I will. 

astridsylvester:

Kristofer Janson - Middelalderlige Billeder (1901) Illustrations by Louis Moe.
Found this book when looking for lost treasures in at my parents cabin. The house is over 100 years old, and so was this interesting book.

astridsylvester:

Kristofer Janson - Middelalderlige Billeder (1901) Illustrations by Louis Moe.

Found this book when looking for lost treasures in at my parents cabin. The house is over 100 years old, and so was this interesting book.

(via quiltocalypse)

turtlefeed:

A plate from Documents Decoratifs (1901 ed), a pattern book that contained Alphonse Mucha’s designs for objects ranging from menus to hair combs. Note the tortoise border. 

turtlefeed:

A plate from Documents Decoratifs (1901 ed), a pattern book that contained Alphonse Mucha’s designs for objects ranging from menus to hair combs. Note the tortoise border.

 

(via fuckyeahalphonsemucha)

oldbookillustrations:

He knew whose gentle hand was at the latch…
From Isabella; or, The pot of basil, by John Keats, illustrated and decorated by William Brown MacDougall, London, 1898.
(Source: archive.org)

oldbookillustrations:

He knew whose gentle hand was at the latch…

From Isabella; or, The pot of basil, by John Keats, illustrated and decorated by William Brown MacDougall, London, 1898.

(Source: archive.org)

ornamentedbeing:

 The Young Queen Lady Jane Grey Preparing For Her ExecutionArtist: Alec C. Ball (1830-1898)

ornamentedbeing:

 The Young Queen Lady Jane Grey Preparing For Her Execution
Artist: Alec C. Ball (1830-1898)

fairytalemood:

“Beauty and the Beast” by Elisabeth Alba

fairytalemood:

“Beauty and the Beast” by Elisabeth Alba

fairytalemood:

“Catskin” by Arthur Rackham

fairytalemood:

“Catskin” by Arthur Rackham