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Tag Archives: Edward Gorey
Edward Gorey
A very interesting essay by Gabrielle Bellot on Edward Gorey, artist and narrator of dark Gothic humour.
Alison Nastasi, ‘Beautiful Illustrations That Reimagine the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales’
And they are beautiful–visual interpretations by David Hockney, Edward Gorey, and others of the Grimm Brothers’ tales. In celebration of older brother Jacob Grimm’s birthday this week, we’re looking at beautifully illustrated retellings of the Grimms’ fairy tales by artists … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Edward Gorey, Grimm brothers, illustration, Neil Gaiman
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When Edward Gorey Illustrated Dracula: Two Masters of the Macabre, Together
A short review by Maria Popova of the superb Edward Gorey’s illustrations for Dracula.