Folklore/Fairy tale art

[borka]

Yeah, I'm a sucker for that too.

Also John Bauer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bauer_(illustrator)

He made me know how Trolls look like when i was a kid

Like Elsa Beskow made me know how swedish children look like


I like some of the early Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) inspired ones by Heinrich Vogeler
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... e_1898.jpg
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Vogeler#/media/File:Heinrich_Vogeler_Die_Erwartung_(Tr%C3%A4ume_II)_1912.jpg

[ArvinJA]

Elsa Beskow

This was what my mom read to me as a child. I remember the story going roughly something like this:

A mother leaves her children unattended, they burn down the hat that they live in, a weird gnome guy gives them a scolding. They ask him for help, but also tells them that he hopes they get beaten, and then tells them to undress. In the end I think they build a new cabin and the mother comes home. They get cake but they're also beaten, IIRC the weird gnome guy volunteers to beat them. I imagine the weird gnome guy is a lot like loftar.

[rhzk]

[rhzk]

P. J. Lynch

[jordancoles]

I really like the bearded woodworker set because of the consistency across the home in the images. Sitting in different chairs or tables shows chairs and objects from previous scenes in the background

[borka]

The christmas miracle of Jonathan Toomey

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/book ... 763678227/

[rhzk]

I really like the bearded woodworker set because of the consistency across the home in the images. Sitting in different chairs or tables shows chairs and objects from previous scenes in the background

Right, me too!