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Silent Sundays: On the Bat’s Back I Do Fly (1918)

By Evahalloween on October 12, 2014 • ( 0 )

Louis Rhead 1918 Tales from Shakespere by Charles and Mary Lamb

The spirit Ariel in The Tempest, illustrated by Louis John Rhead for Tales from Shakespeare by Charles and Mary Lamb, 1918 (via Otherness).

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Tags: 1910's, art, bats, halloween, illustration, Louis John Rhead, Shakespeare, Silent Sundays, spirits, turn of the century

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