Kay Nielsen (1886-1957), 'The Six Swans', ''Red Magic: A Collection of the World’s Best Fairy Tales from All Countries'', 1930

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Kay Nielsen (1886-1957), 'The Six Swans', ''Red Magic: A Collection of the World’s Best Fairy Tales from All Countries'', 1930
they don't make movies like this anymore
✨🎶Fairytale Friday🎶✨
On The Road Again
And now with spooky season behind us, we're back to our regularly scheduled programming...
This week, with travel on my brain and a suitcase full of snacks and storybooks, we're adventuring with The Traveling Musicians by the Brothers Grimm, illustrated by Hans Fischer. Published in New York by Harcourt in 1944, this classic tale, also called Town Musicians of Bremen, features a donkey, dog, cat, and rooster who decide they're tired of being underappreciated and overworked, so they hit the road to become musicians. No plan, no map, just vibes and a dream (relatable, right?)
Jacob (1785–1863) and Wilhelm Grimm (1786–1859) were German scholars and folklorists who collected and preserved traditional tales in the early 1800s, stories that became the foundation of modern fairy tales. Hans Fischer (1909-1958) was a Swiss painter, graphic artist, and illustrator. His drawings bring the Grimm Brothers' wandering quartet to life with charm, wit, and personality. As we turn the page, it reminds us that adventure often begins when we step off the beaten path.
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---Melissa (hitting the road with a donkey, a rooster, and a boarding pass to Mexico), Distinctive Collections Library Assistant
All true poetry can be interpreted in manifold different ways, for it has arisen from life and it returns back to life. It hits us like sunshine no matter where we are standing.
— Wilhelm Grimm (trans. Maria Tatar), “On the Nature of Fairy Tales”: Introduction to the Second Edition of Children’s Stories and Household Tales
Souls inside of Grimm Headcanons
Literally been in my head all day. Also canon now kiss my ass😂😂😂
jacob & wilhelm grimm matching icons [the brothers grimm]
MOUSE VS. FRIEND OF MICE, GO!
Charles "Chuck" Entertainment Cheese VS. Snow White
Chuck E' Cheese
Snow White
All propaganda and what each competitor is from under the cut
Lemme see if I’m getting this right
Giles missed the lesson and asked around for the homework / what other people were doing and copied it, Milton slapped his name on it as if it was a group project and then when he saw someone do it better than Giles he stole their paper