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Images Dated 22nd February 2010 (page 5)

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Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: SEA DRAGON

SEA DRAGON
A Sea Dragon

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Alice: trial, Knave / Hearts

Alice: trial, Knave / Hearts
The trial of the Knave of Hearts - the King & Queen preside Date: First published: 1865

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Folklore / Nymphs

Folklore / Nymphs
Herakles met these nymphs on his way to steal the Golden Apples of the Hesperides, and they warned him of the dangers involved

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Thor / Rackham 1911

Thor / Rackham 1911
Donner

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Emperor of Lilliput

Emperor of Lilliput
The Emperor of Lilliput reviews his troops. Date: First published: 1726

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Shakespeare / Puck

Shakespeare / Puck
Act IV, Scene I Puck applies the remedy, so that the lovers & Bottom awaken, as though from a dream Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Alice Holds the Baby Pig

Alice Holds the Baby Pig
Alice holds the baby which turns into a little pig Date: First published: 1865

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Othello & Desdemona

Othello & Desdemona
Othello suspicious of Desdemona Date: 1911

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Siegfried & Maidens

Siegfried & Maidens
Act three : the Rhinemaidens beg Siegfried to return the Ring

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Fafner in Dragon Form

Fafner in Dragon Form
Act one : Fafner, in the form of a dragon, guards the stolen hoard

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Goldilocks / Fairy Tales

Goldilocks / Fairy Tales
The three bears at the table where they discover their porridge has been eaten. Traditional tale originally worked on by Robert Southey

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Alice & the Dodo

Alice & the Dodo
Alice and the dodo Date: First published: 1865

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Puck as Will O the Wisp

Puck as Will O the Wisp
Puck, a sprite, mischievously leads travellers astray as a will o the wisp, luring the unwary into marshy pools

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Waltraube, Brunnhilde

Waltraube, Brunnhilde
Act one : Waltraube begs her sister Brunnhilde to return the ring to the Rhinemaidens, but she refuses

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Shakespeare / The Tempest

Shakespeare / The Tempest
Act I, Scene II The fairies song: " Come unto these yellow sands..." Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Hamlet & the Ghost

Hamlet & the Ghost

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Boy & Girl on Rooftop

Boy & Girl on Rooftop
A boy and a girl chatting on a rooftop. Date: 1932

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Hagen and Siegfried

Hagen and Siegfried
Act three : Hagen stabs Siegfried in the back

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Lear and the Fool

Lear and the Fool on the heath

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Myth / England / Arthurian

Myth / England / Arthurian
Gareth, also known as Beaumains defeats the Red Knight

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Green Dragon

Green Dragon
The Green Dragon

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Wanderer and Mime

Wanderer and Mime
Act One : the Wanderer tells Mime about the magic sword Notung

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Alice: rose-Garden, Cards

Alice: rose-Garden, Cards
The Queen orders the Knave to turn over the cards (who have been painting the roses). Date: First published: 1865

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: The Rhinemaidens Lament

The Rhinemaidens Lament
The Rhinemaidens lament their stolen gold

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Goldilocks / Fairy Book

Goldilocks / Fairy Book
The three bears discover that their porridge has been eaten. Traditional tale originally worked on by Robert Southey

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Children / Water / Gerda

Children / Water / Gerda
Little Gerda, adrift in a rowing boat, is rescued by an old woman. Date: 1932

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Shakespeare / Puck / Fairy

Shakespeare / Puck / Fairy
Act II, Scene I Puck & a fairy; Puck admits that he is " that merry wanderer of the night." Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Prince to Frog (2)

Prince to Frog (2)
The Frog (who is really a Prince, of course) retrieves the Princesss golden ball

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Alice: cats Head in Cloud

Alice: cats Head in Cloud
The Cheshire Cats head appears in the sky Date: First published: 1865

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Winters Tale - Perdita

Winters Tale - Perdita
Perdita minding sheep Date: first produced 1610/11

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Map / Oxfordshire Mid-18C

Map / Oxfordshire Mid-18C
Map of Oxfordshire Date: mid-18th century

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Siegfried, Brunnhilde

Siegfried, Brunnhilde
Act three : Brunnhilde in Siegfrieds arms

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Faery Saeve

Faery Saeve
Saeve, one of the Faery people, who asks Fionn to protect her against the Fear Doirche, the Dark Man of the Shi. They fall in love, naturally

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: The Norns Vanish

The Norns Vanish

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Little Idas Flowers

Little Idas Flowers
The botanical professor sees a stinging nettle making signs with its leaves to a red carnation. Date: 1932

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Oberon & Titania

Oberon & Titania
Act II, Scene I The quarrel between Oberon and Titania, King & Queen of the fairies Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Vienna / Stubenring C1900

Vienna / Stubenring C1900
Vienna: the Stubenring Date: circa 1900

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Game / Shuffleboard 17C

Game / Shuffleboard 17C
Men playing shuffleboard (or shovel-board) in an English inn Date: 17th century

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Peeking at Baby

Peeking at Baby
Fairies peep at a baby

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Mime Punished

Mime Punished
Scene Three : Mime is punished by Alberich

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Shakespeare: Hermia

Shakespeare: Hermia
Hermia, daughter to Egeus; in love with Lysander but betrothed to Demetrius Date: 1908

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Fianna Ensnared

Fianna Ensnared
The hideous faery daughters of Conaran lure their enemies the Fianna into an enchanted cave where they are overtaken by a feebleness & bound

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Perdita Found

Perdita Found
Perdita is found by the shepherds

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Big Claus & Little Claus

Big Claus & Little Claus
A simple meal is eaten at a farmhouse table. Date: 19th century

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: London / Hyde Park

London / Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens in winter. Date: 1906

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Midsummer Nights Dream

Midsummer Nights Dream
Bottom & Titania, surrounded by the fairies Date: 1909

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Mythical Irish Dogs

Mythical Irish Dogs
The daughters of Conaran lure the Fianna into an enchanted cave, but their dogs refuse to enter & snarl at the caves mouth, sensing their masters danger

Background imageImages Dated 22nd February 2010: Shakespeare / The Tempest

Shakespeare / The Tempest
Ariel and Caliban Date: 1909



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