The illustrators archive

Previous posts about illustrators.

• Percy Billinghurst’s fables

• Boris Artzybasheff’s Myths of the World

• Harry Clarke’s Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen

• Paul Woodroffe’s Tempest

• BWS and REH

• The art of Atelier Heinrichs & Bachmann

• The art of Helmut Wenske

• Léon Carré’s In the Garden of Gems

• Edmund Dulac’s In the Kingdom of the Pearl

• Kay Nielsen’s Arabian Nights

• Tadami Yamada’s weird covers

• RS Sherriffs’ Rubáiyát

• Antonio Rubino’s Versi e Disegni

• Maurice Leloir’s Three Musketeers

• Tadami Yamada’s illustrated Carnacki

• Edmund Dulac’s Princesse Badourah

• Harry Clarke’s Elixirs of Life

• Fire in the Blood: Harry Clarke

• Illustrating Hyperborea

• Carnacki’s first manifestation

• Eric Pape’s Arabian Nights

• Lynd Ward’s Beowulf

• A feast of Poe

• Modern Pen Drawings, 1901

• Elliott Dold’s Night

• The art of Jean-Michel Nicollet

• British Book Illustration – Yesterday and To-day

• The art of Justin Todd

• Harry Clarke’s illustrated Swinburne

• The art of Dick Ellescas

• The Population of an Old Pear-Tree; or, Stories of Insect Life

• The art of Nikolai Petrovich Theophilaktoff, 1878–1941

• The art of Wallace Smith, 1888–1937

• Robert Anning Bell’s Poems by Percy Bysshe Shelley

• Rockwell Kent’s Wilderness

• French Fables by Japanese Hands

• Frank C. Papé’s The Well of Saint Clare

• Thomas Mackenzie’s Crock of Gold

• The art of Hannes Bok, 1914–1964

• Valentine Hugo’s Contes Bizarres

• The Parade and Baron Verdigris

• Alastair’s Manon Lescaut

• More Harry Clarke online

• Ian Miller album covers

• Worlds Beyond Time

• Franz von Bayros’s Inferno

• Fender guitar catalogue, 1976

• Parapsychology by Moebius

• The Poster: An Illustrated Monthly Chronicle

• The Dillons at Caedmon

• Franklin Booth’s Flying Islands of the Night

• The art of Franklin Booth, 1874–1948

• Edmund Dulac’s illustrated Poe

• John Austen’s Harlequin

• Emshwiller illustrates Bester

• Ralph Steadman, 1977

• Goodfellow and Borges

• Victor Valla book covers

• Virgil Finlay’s magazine illustrations

• René Bull’s Russian Ballet

• The Knowles’ Norse Fairy Tales

• Willy Pogány’s Treasury of Verse

• Willy Pogány’s Children of Odin

• Edmund Dulac’s Sinbad the Sailor

• Byam Shaw’s illustrated Poe

• Martin van Maële’s illustrated Poe

• Crank book covers

• Rockwell Kent’s Voyaging Southward

• The art of Jens Lund, 1871–1924

• George Barbier’s Imaginary Lives

• Dessinateurs et humoristes: George Barbier

• Ian Miller at Interzone

• Harry Clarke online

• Thomas Bodkin on Harry Clarke

• Harry Clarke: His Graphic Art

• The Cthulhu Mythos in the pulps

• Tom Adams Uncovered

• ER Herman’s Fables

• Sculptured Melodies by Mera Sett

• Illustrating Zothique

• André Castaigne’s Phantom of the Opera

• The Romance of Perfume

• Claude Shepperson’s First Men in the Moon

• Oesterreichische Monatsbilder

• Born to be Posthumous: The Eccentric Life and Mysterious Genius of Edward Gorey

• James Cawthorn: The Man and His Art

• The artists of Future Life

• Albert Robida’s Contes Drolatiques

• Gustave Doré’s Contes Drolatiques

• Émile Bayard’s Histoire de la Magie

• The art of Rafael Romero Calvet, 1885–1925

• John Aarts’ Lucifer

• The Work of Walter Crane

• The art of John Thompson

• Arthur Zaidenberg’s À Rebours revisited

• Die Buecher der Chronika der drei Schwestern

• Die Arbeit des Todes by Ferdinand Barth

• The Eerie Book

• Fritz Eichenberg’s illustrated Poe

• The psychedelic art of Nicole Claveloux

• Everyman and Other Plays by John Austen

• Edmund Dulac’s Tanglewood Tales

• Edmund Dulac’s Tempest

• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

• Italian villas and their gardens

• De Plancy’s Dictionnaire Infernal

• Hugo Steiner-Prag’s The Ancestress

• John Batten’s Indian Fairy Tales

• The art of Erhard Amadeus Dier, 1893–1969

• Hugo Steiner-Prag’s Ghostly Ballads

• The art of Alan Odle, 1888–1948

• Harry Clarke and others in The Studio

• The art of Karel Thole, 1914–2000

• Célio’s Les Amis du Crime

• Seeing Calvino: Invisible Cities

• Gérard Trignac’s Invisible Cities

• Colleen Corradi Brannigan’s Invisible Cities

• Le Città In/visibili

• Mikhail Viesel’s Invisible Cities

• After Beardsley by Ryan Cho

• Laurence Housman’s The Sensitive Plant

• Laurence Housman’s End of Elfintown

• The Reflected Faun

• Aubrey Beardsley’s Keynotes

• Lucian’s True History

• Jo Daemen’s The Sacred Flame

• John Yunge-Bateman’s King Lear

• Walter Crane’s Picture Books

• Gustave Doré’s Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault

• Edmund Dulac’s Sleeping Beauty and Other Fairy Tales

• Harry Clarke’s Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault

• A Q&A with artist Mel Odom

• John Austen’s Tales of Passed Times

• Kay Nielsen’s Grimm Fairy Tales

• The art of Theodor Kittelsen, 1857–1914

• John Bauer’s Godsaga

• William Heath Robinson’s Rabelais

• The Talking Thrush and Other Tales of India

• Jean de Bosschère’s The City Curious

• Willy Pogány’s Rubáiyát

• Elihu Vedder’s Rubáiyát

• Edmund J. Sullivan’s Sintram and His Companions

• Edmund J. Sullivan’s Rubáiyát

• John Austen’s Little Ape

• The art of John Jack Vrieslander, 1879–1957

• Albert Weisgerber’s Grimm Fairy Tales

• Knapp’s Egypt

• The occult Knapp

• Etidorhpa by John Uri Lloyd

• Ivan Bilibin’s Russian Wonder Tales

• The art of Toshiaki Kato

• George Barbier’s Mirages

• The Scottish Fairy Book

• Jacques Houplain’s Maldoror

• Pierre-Yves Trémois’s Fleur du Mal

• Victor Delhez’s Fleurs du Mal

• Raphaël Drouart’s Fleurs du Mal

• Tony George-Roux’s Fleurs du Mal

• Percy Walter Wolff’s Die Vorhölle

• The Voyage of the Pequod

• Lovecraft: Démons et Merveilles

• William Strang’s Baron Munchausen

• RS Sherriffs’ Tamburlaine the Great

• Paul Konewka’s Faust

• Maximin: ein Gedenkbuch by Stefan George

• Antony Little’s echoes of Aubrey

• Lynd Ward’s Frankenstein

• The Angel of the Revolution

• Robert Louis Stevenson’s Moral Emblems

• Harry Willock book covers

• Raphaël Freida’s Torture Garden

• The art of A. Reinheimer

• Hugo Steiner-Prag’s illustrated Poe

• John Batten’s Celtic fairy tales

• John Batten’s English fairy tales

• John Batten’s Book of Wonder Voyages

• Tenniel’s Fables

• A Book of Old English Ballads

• Bird Gods

• John Austen’s Hamlet

• Petruccelli at Fortune

• Fortune illustrators

• Fortune in June

• Palladini’s Aquarian Tarot

• The art of Ted Coconis

• Dream Boats and Other Stories by Dugald Stewart Walker

• Joseph Southall’s Bluebeard

• Ezio Anichini postcards

• Julius Klinger’s Sodom

• René Bull’s Rubáiyát

• Rackham silhouettes

• Pamela Colman Smith’s Annancy Stories

• The art of Henri Caruchet

• George Barbier’s Falbalas et Fanfreluches

• The Time Machine

• Walter Crane’s Household Stories

• Harry Clarke in colour

• Tentacles #3: Dwellers in the Mirage

• Tentacles #1: The Boats of the ‘Glen Carrig’

• The Story of Rustem and Other Persian Hero Tales

• A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder

• More from the Decadent Dutch

• Ephraim Moses Lilien’s Lieder des Ghetto

• Further echoes of Aubrey

• A Trip to Mars

• The End of Books, 1894

• Le Vingtième Siècle by Albert Robida

• La Vie Électrique by Albert Robida

• Green Pipes: Poems and Pictures

• Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale’s illustrated Tennyson

• Byam Shaw’s Garden of Kama

• Leo Dillon, 1933–2012

• Maurice Sendak, 1928–2012

• Die Entwicklung der modernen Buchkunst in Deutschland

• David Chestnutt’s psychedelic fairy tales

• Maxwell Armfield’s Faery Tales

• The Tinderbox

• Jean de Bosschère’s Folk Tales of Flanders

• Notor’s Lysistrata

• Henry Keen’s illustrated Webster

• The Piper at the Gates of Dawn

• Vathek illustrated

• Erotic bookplates by Franz von Bayros

• Magritte’s Maldoror

• Elie Grekoff’s Tirésias

• Vaslav Nijinsky by Paul Iribe

• The art of Ronald Searle, 1920–2012

• Harry Clarke and the Elixir of Life

• Gustave Doré’s Ancient Mariner

• Joseph Noel Paton’s Ancient Mariner

• Patten Wilson’s illustrated Coleridge

• Gerald Metcalfe’s illustrated Coleridge

• Pogány’s Turkish fairy tales

• Edward Gorey book covers

• A Wilde Night

• Will Bradley posters

• Maxfield Parrish’s Arabian Nights

• Kay Nielsen’s East of the Sun and West of the Moon

• The fantastic and apocalyptic art of Bruce Pennington

• Detmold’s insects

• The Worlds of Mervyn Peake

• The Happy Hypocrite by Max Beerbohm

• Franz Stassen’s illustrated Hoffmann

• Valenti Angelo’s Salomé

• Jeffrey Catherine Jones, 1944–2011

• The Art of the Book

• Robert Anning Bell’s Herodias

• The art of Kozma Lajos, 1884–1948

• Sibilla by Giulio Aristide Sartorio

• Thomas Mackenzie’s Aladdin

• Die Andere Seite by Alfred Kubin

• The art of Mario Laboccetta

• Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration #10: Heinrich Vogeler

• À Rebours illustrated

• Alastair’s Carmen

• “Who is this who is coming?”

• The Snow Queen

• Cardwell Higgins versus Harry Clarke

• Modern book illustrators, 1914

• Philippe Jullian, connoisseur of the exotic

• Illustrating Poe #5: Among the others

• Illustrating Poe #4: Wilfried Sätty

• Illustrating Poe #3: Harry Clarke

• Illustrating Poe #2: William Heath Robinson

• Illustrating Poe #1: Aubrey Beardsley

• Will Bradley’s Fringilla

• The art of Marcus Behmer, 1879–1958

• Charles Robinson’s King Longbeard

• The Tempest illustrated

• Haschisch Hallucinations by HE Gowers

• The art of Ephraim Moses Lilien, 1874–1925

• Beardsley’s Rape of the Lock

• The art of scent revisited

• Vintage eye candy

• Tranquillo Marangoni bookplates

• Owen Wood’s Zodiac

• Palladini’s Zodiac

• Druillet’s vampires

• Book-plates of To-day

• The art of Ray Frederick Coyle, 1885–1924

• The art of Anton Pieck, 1895–1987

• Julius Klinger’s Salomé

• John Vassos’s Salomé

• René Bull’s Salomé

• The Sapphire Museum of Magic and Occultism

• Frank Frazetta, 1928–2010

• Pamela Colman Smith’s Russian Ballet

• Salammbô illustrated

• Jugend, 1900

• Louis Rhead bookplates

• Pratt Libraries Ex Libris Collection

• More decorated books from the Netherlands

• Manuel Orazi’s Salomé

• Jugend, 1899

• Robert Anning Bell’s Tempest

• Jugend, 1898

• Dugald Stewart Walker revisited

• The Savoy magazine

• Frans De Geetere’s illustrated Maldoror

• Jugend, 1897

• The art of Melchior Lechter, 1865–1937

• Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration

• Jugend, 1896

• Keim & Czeschka’s Nibelungen

• Les Papillons, métamorphoses terrestres des peuples de l’air

• Jugend Magazine revisited

• Heinrich Vogeler’s illustrated Wilde

• Peter Edwards times two

• Sinister silhouettes

• More science fiction covers

• The art of Ivan Bilibin, 1876–1942

• Ronald Balfour’s Rubáiyát

• Dalí in Wonderland

• The Evil Orchid Bookplate Contest

• Der Orchideengarten illustrated

• Equus and the Executionist

• Mervyn Peake at Maison d’Ailleurs

• Charles Robinson’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

• The art of Raphaël Freida

• The art of Bertha Lum, 1869–1954

• The art of George Barbier, 1882–1932

• The art of Warwick Goble, 1862–1943

• Steinlen’s cats

• Science fiction and fantasy covers

• Willy Pogány’s Lohengrin

• Charles Ricketts’ Hero and Leander

• The art of Pamela Colman Smith, 1878–1951

• Der Orchideengarten

• The art of Ed Emshwiller, 1925–1990

• Harry Clarke’s stained glass

• Henry Keen’s Dorian Gray

• Peake’s Pan

• Pite’s West End folly

• Gandharva by Beaver & Krause

• The White Peacock

• Einar Nerman

• More Arabian Nights

• Edward William Lane’s Arabian Nights Entertainments

• John Bickham’s Fables and other short poems

• Butterfly women

• Jugend Magazine

• The art of Maxwell Armfield, 1881–1972

• Buccaneers #1

• The art of Claude Fayette Bragdon, 1866–1946

• The art of Dugald Stewart Walker, 1883–1937

• Jim Cawthorn, 1929–2008

• December and Vernon Hill

• Guy Peellaert, 1934–2008

• Last in Line by Light Syndicate

• Rockwell Kent’s Moby Dick

• Peacocks

• The art of John Hurford

• La belle sans nom

• Alan Aldridge: The Man With Kaleidoscope Eyes

• The art of Pierre Clayette, 1930–2005

• Ronald Searle book covers

• Berni Wrightson’s Frankenstein

• Aubrey Beardsley’s musical afterlife

• The faces of Parsifal

• Willy Pogány’s Parsifal

• The art of Mahlon Blaine, 1894–1969

• Pauline Baynes, 1922–2008

• Arthur Zaidenberg’s À Rebours

• San Francisco angels

• Maldoror illustrated

• The monstrous tome

• Aubrey by John Selwyn Gilbert

• The art of Virginia Frances Sterrett, 1900–1933

• The art of Ian Miller

• Dorothy Lathrop’s Three Mulla-mulgars

• Franklin Booth’s Flying Islands

• The art of Boris Artzybasheff, 1899–1965

• Meggendorfer’s Blatter

• Carlos Schwabe’s Fleurs du Mal

• Sidney Sime and Lord Dunsany

• Ballantine Adult Fantasy covers

• The art of Charles Robinson, 1870–1937

• William Heath Robinson’s Midsummer Night’s Dream

• William Heath Robinson’s illustrated Poe

• Austin Spare’s Behind the Veil

• Jessie M King’s Grey City of the North

• Harry Clarke’s The Year’s at the Spring

• The art of Sascha Schneider, 1870–1927

• Dorian Gray revisited

• William Blake in Manchester

• Mervyn Peake in Lilliput

• Beardsley’s Salomé

• Clark Ashton Smith book covers

• Hugh Ferriss and The Metropolis of Tomorrow

• Petrucelli’s Christmas

• The art of Stella Langdale, 1880–1976

• The Age of Enchantment: Beardsley, Dulac and their Contemporaries

• The poster art of Richard Amsel

• Family Dog postcards

• Cain’s son: the incarnations of Grendel

• “Weirdsley Daubery”: Beardsley and Punch

• Winsor McCay’s Hippodrome souvenirs

• The art of Jessie M King, 1875–1949

• Lussuria, Invidia, Superbia

• The art of George Sheringham, 1884–1937

• Hugo Steiner-Prag’s Golem

• The art of John Bauer, 1882–1918

• Gods’ Man by Lynd Ward

• The art of Bob Pepper

• Architectural renderings by HW Brewer

• The art of Andrey Avinoff, 1884–1949

• Howard Pyle’s pirates

• The art of John Austen, 1886–1948

• The art of Patten Wilson, 1868–1928

• Fantastic art from Pan Books

• The poster art of Bob Peak

• The Illustrators of Alice

• Revenant volumes: Bob Haberfield, New Worlds and others

• Fantazius Mallare and the Kingdom of Evil

• HP Lovecraft’s favourite artists

• The Decorative Age

• The art of Erik Desmazières

• Images of Nijinsky

• The World in 2030

• Wladyslaw Benda

• The art of Virgil Finlay, 1914–1971

• The art of Harry Clarke, 1889–1931