Also, I'm semi-retired now so I'll add some links to my tile and art print website and some recommended books and stuff to buy. Site Map should help and getting that current is a high priority. Mobile and tablet are going to be painful for a while longer. If you are on a desktop, things should display okay. Inlinks from other sites should work and the custom 404 (Not Found) pages that will help you get where you are going. Expect things to break fifty ways to Sunday as this happens. I am working on fixing the links, after the move and making the site mobile-friendly. All of that is tedious so I will add some new articles and retold tales while it goes on. Updating the artist pages, fixing broken links. Are these something anyone wants? If these are popular, write me and I'll do some more.Ĭurrently working on: I am making the site mobile-friendly while I check and things, in this order: First-level artist pages, Stories (so they can be read on tablets), site map, second-level pages of images, then everything else. These will focus on fine motor skills but are not so detailed as to be frustrating for elementary age children. Images are from The Frog Prince, the Snow Queen and others.

These are suitable for printing out for children to color. Pages to Color I've also added some of the black and white Anne Anderson illustrations from Grimms Fairy Tales and Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales. McGraw-Hill is going to use this story in one of its textbooks so I am motivated to do more, as time allows. Stories: Stories, fairy tales retold, and a little commentary are listed here: Stories, including the Princess and the Pea retold by XineAnn. The Fairy Tale Book with the Adrienne Segur illustrations? Don't spend $300 on the original (unless you want to). Complete text of Coleridge's poem accompanied by 36 Dore illustrations.Īdded new images to Maxfield Parrish and Jessie M. Gustave Dore Rime of the Ancient Mariner is now mobile-friendly. Error pages should be a little more helpful now. Fixed most of the subdomains so there should be fewer error pages. More first-level pages made mobile friendly. Holiday Blog Post: The Krampus and the Yule Goat Cometh. I also put up some bigger and better images. New mobile-friend additions:Īll of the Alice in Wonderland chapters are now mobile friendly. Many, but not all of the stories are now mobile friendly.

I encourage you to explore this site and learn about the works of Arthur Rackham, Gustave Dore, William Morris, John Bauer, Aubrey Beardsley, Edmund Dulac, Virginia Frances Sterrett, Kay Nielsen, Adrienne Segur, Warwick Goble, the Preraphaelites and others. Art Passions began primarily as a tribute to artists and illustrators whose works I grew up with. Arguably, Art Passions is the oldest Fairy Tale Art website on the net.

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