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View picture in a room.jpg "Puck: She Never Had So Sweet a Changeling, from A Midsummer Night")
.jpg "Puck: She never had so sweet a changeling, from A Midsummer Night")
.jpg "Raphael and the Angels Carry St Sennan to the Island")
.jpg "Come unto these yellow sands (Illustration from William Shakespeare")
.jpg "ACT IV: Scene I, line 259 Go charge my goblins that they grind their joints With dry convulsions")
.jpg "Cold Arms Seized Him, and He Was Being Carried, in Spite of His Struggles, Through the Waters, in Halls of Crystal")
.jpg "Illustration for a Fairy Tale, Fairy Queen Covering a Child with Blossom")
_1904_(pen_ink_-_(MeisterDrucke-582634).jpg "Illustration from Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving (1783-1859) 1904")
.jpg "The Castles in the Air, from The Dragon")
.jpg "Then Began The Nightingale To Sing")
.jpg "Queen Galatea, from The Heroes published by George Allen and Unwin 1929")
.jpg "They were ruled by an old squaw spirit who hung up the new moons in the skies and cut up the old ones into stars, from Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving")
.jpg "ACT IV: Scene I, line 46 Each one, tripping on his toe, Will be here with mop and mow. Nymphs.")
.jpg "She never had so sweet a changeling, illustration from")
.jpg "Go bring the rabble, O")
.jpg "But if you look, and they fear there is no time to hide, they stand quite still pretending to be flowers, from Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens by J.M. Barrie, pub. 1906")
.jpg "Go charge my goblins that they grind their joints with dry convulsions, illustration from William Shakespeare")
.jpg "If Orpheus First Produced the Waltz")
.jpg "She never had so sweet a changeling. Fairy songs. A scene from")
.jpg "Fairies: They danced with shawls which were woven of mist and moonshine: The elf-hill - in Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen, ill. by Harry Clarke")
.jpg "If Orpheus First Produced the Waltz, from The Ingoldsby Legends, pub. 1907")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1551947).jpg "A royal pilgrimage")
.jpg "An Illustration to Rip van Winkle: \"They Were Ruled by an Old Squaw Spirit\", 1904")
.jpg "Siegfried leaves Brunnhilde in search of adventure, illustration from")
_Dulac_(1882-1953_-_(MeisterDrucke-1511431).jpg "Princess Salome, Jewish Princess. Illustration by Edmund Dulac")
.jpg "Enter: Cobweb, Moth, Mustardseed & Peaseblossom (Illustration for Shakespeare")
.jpg "Each one, tripping on his toe, will be here with mop and mow, illustration from William Shakespeare")
.jpg "Round and Round They Went, Such Whirling and Twirling")
.jpg "Illustration for The Emperor")
.jpg "Damayanti and the Swan, illustration from")
.jpg "Damayanti and the Swan")
.jpg "Sita Finds Rama Among Lotus Blooms, 1913")
.jpg "Instead of sweetmeats about a score of demons, from")
.jpg "Shantanu Meets the Goddess Ganga")
.jpg "At last she remembered her dream, rushed to the grass-plot and there saw him lying apparently dead, illustration from")
.jpg "Plate 21: What princess ever only puts one ruby in her hair? from Folk-Tales of Bengal")
.jpg "Plate 3: He rushed out of his hiding-place and killed the serpent, from Folk-Tales of Bengal")
.jpg "The Fairy appearing to the Prince in the Grotto, from Cenerentola")
.jpg "Plate 1:")
.jpg "In a Trice She Woke Up, Sat Up in Her Bed, and Eyeing the Stranger, Enquired Who He Was, from Folk-Tales of Bengal")
.jpg "He saw a beautiful woman coming out of the palace, from")
.jpg "Rama Spurns the Demon Lover, illustration from")
.jpg "When the Lady Came")
.jpg "The Slave at the Well from The Three Citrons")
.jpg "Sistine Chapel Ceiling: Creation of Adam, detail of the outstretched arms, 1510 fresco after restoration")
.jpg "Poppy Field, 1873")
_picking_flowers_fresco_from_the_villa_of_Varano_-_(MeisterDrucke-1021520).jpg "Roman art: “Spring”, Flora picking flowers. Fresco from the Villa of Varano in Stabiae, near Pompeii. 15 BC-60 AD. National Archaeological Museum, Naples")
.jpg "Naked Young Man Sitting by the Sea, 1836")
.jpg "Mountain farmers mowing")
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.jpg "Waterlilies at Sunset")
.jpg "Dog")
.jpg "Emilie Flöge, 1902")
.jpg "The Great Wave off Kanagawa")
.jpg "Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, c. 1817")
.jpg "The Incredulity of St. Thomas, 1602-03")
.jpg "The Scarlet Sunset")
.jpg "Schloss Kammer on Lake Attersee III, 1910")
.jpg "The Waterlily Pond with the Japanese Bridge")
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