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Every plate in the library drawn, engraved or published by Warwick Goble — restored from the original volumes and free to download.

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The Fairy appearing to the Prince (1911)

The Fairy appearing to the Prince (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Zoza denouncing the Slave (1911)

Zoza denouncing the Slave (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Violet and the Prince in the Garden (1911)

Violet and the Prince in the Garden (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Vastolla and Peruonto approaching the Ship (1911)

Vastolla and Peruonto approaching the Ship (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Vardiello with the Cloth (1911)

Vardiello with the Cloth (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Two Courtiers presenting Cienzo to the King (1911)

The Two Courtiers presenting Cienzo to the King (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Slave at the Well (1911)

The Slave at the Well (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Royal Proclamation (1911)

The Royal Proclamation (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Princess as the Ogre’s Bride (1911)

The Princess as the Ogre’s Bride (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Prince appearing to Nella (1911)

The Prince appearing to Nella (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Prince and Zoza, with the Story-Tellers (1911)

The Prince and Zoza, with the Story-Tellers (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Prince and Parsley looking for the Gall-Nuts (1911)

The Prince and Parsley looking for the Gall-Nuts (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Prince and Filadoro with the Snails (1911)

The Prince and Filadoro with the Snails (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Lizard showing Goat-Face the Palace (1911)

The Lizard showing Goat-Face the Palace (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The King and the Falcon outside the Palace (1911)

The King and the Falcon outside the Palace (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The King and Princess receiving Pippo at Court (1911)

The King and Princess receiving Pippo at Court (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Betta making Pintosmalto (1911)

Betta making Pintosmalto (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Fairy appearing to the Prince in the Grotto (1911)

The Fairy appearing to the Prince in the Grotto (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

The Castles in the Air (1911)

The Castles in the Air (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Rita riding on the Dolphin (1911)

Rita riding on the Dolphin (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Preziosa in the Garden (1911)

Preziosa in the Garden (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Parmetella gathering Golden Leaves (1911)

Parmetella gathering Golden Leaves (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Nennillo and Nennella in the Wood (1911)

Nennillo and Nennella in the Wood (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Minecco Aniello meeting the Magicians (1911)

Minecco Aniello meeting the Magicians (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Marziella on the Sea-shore (1911)

Marziella on the Sea-shore (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Liviella going to the Ship (1911)

Liviella going to the Ship (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Lise, in the Snow, with the Casket (1911)

Lise, in the Snow, with the Casket (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Grannonia and the Fox (1911)

Grannonia and the Fox (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Fenicia and the Two Brothers (1911)

Fenicia and the Two Brothers (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Corvetto escaping with the Ogre’s Tapestry (1911)

Corvetto escaping with the Ogre’s Tapestry (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Cianna and her Brothers (1911)

Cianna and her Brothers (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

Cannetella released from the Cask (1911)

Cannetella released from the Cask (1911)

in Stories from the Pentamerone

1911

‘And I should look like a fountain of gold.’ (1920)

‘And I should look like a fountain of gold.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘And the padding feet of many gnomes a-coming!’ (1920)

‘And the padding feet of many gnomes a-coming!’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘And, sweetly singing round about thy bed, Strew all their blessings on thy sleeping head.’ (1920)

‘And, sweetly singing round about thy bed, Strew all their blessings on thy sleeping head.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘But Puck was seated on a spider’s thread.’ (1920)

‘But Puck was seated on a spider’s thread.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Buy from us with a golden curl’ (1920)

‘Buy from us with a golden curl’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Down to the rocks where the serpents creep.’ (1920)

‘Down to the rocks where the serpents creep.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘For the Nautilus is my boat in which i over the waters fioat.’ (1920)

‘For the Nautilus is my boat in which i over the waters fioat.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Instead of crust a peacock pie.’ (1920)

‘Instead of crust a peacock pie.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Off, ye icy Spirits, fly!’ (1920)

‘Off, ye icy Spirits, fly!’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Oh! they do get away down under ground, in hollow pleazen where they can’t be vound.’ (1920)

‘Oh! they do get away down under ground, in hollow pleazen where they can’t be vound.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Sea-nymphs hourly ring his knell; Hark! now I hear them,—ding-dong, bell.’ (1920)

‘Sea-nymphs hourly ring his knell; Hark! now I hear them,—ding-dong, bell.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘The dun deer wooed with manner bland, And cowered beneath her lily hand.’ (1920)

‘The dun deer wooed with manner bland, And cowered beneath her lily hand.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

Three spirits mad with joy come dashing down on a tall wayside flower. (1920)

Three spirits mad with joy come dashing down on a tall wayside flower. (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Wake, when some vile thing is near.’ (1920)

‘Wake, when some vile thing is near.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘What form she pleased each thing would take that e’er she did behold.’ (1920)

‘What form she pleased each thing would take that e’er she did behold.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

‘Will ye gang wi’ me to the Elfiyn Knowe.’ (1920)

‘Will ye gang wi’ me to the Elfiyn Knowe.’ (1920)

in The Book of Fairy Poetry

1920

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