Fantasy Illustration

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Fantasy

The creative imagination;

unrestrained fancy.

The power of the mind toform images.


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In popular culture, the genre of fantasy

is dominated by its medievalist form,especially since the worldwide successof The Lord of the Rings books by J. R. R.Tolkien. In its broadest sense however,fantasy comprises works by manywriters, artists, filmmakers, andmusicians, from ancient myths andlegends to many recent worksembraced by a wide audience today

Fantasy is a genre of art, literature, film,television, and music that uses magic

and other supernatural forms as aprimary element of either plot, theme,or setting


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Hieronymus Boschborn c. 1450August 9, 1516)was an Early Netherlandishpainter.His work is known for its use offantastic imagery to illustratemoral and religious conceptsand narratives.


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Garden of Earthly Delightstriptych by Hieronymus_Bosch (c. 1450buried August 9, 1516)


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H. Boschfragment of Garden


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H. Boschfragment of Garden


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The Garden of Earthly Delightsfragment

Hieronymus Bosh


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Hieronymus Bosh


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hommage to hieronymus bosch


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hommage to hieronymus bosch


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Pieter Bruegel the ElderBorn c. 15259 September1569was a Flemish Renaissancepainter and printmakerknown for his landscapes and

peasant scenes.

The most obvious influenceon his art is the older Dutch

master Hieronymus Bosch,particularly in Bruegel's early"demonological" paintingssuch as The Triumph of Deathand Dulle Griet (Mad Meg).


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Pieter Bruegel the Elder (ca. 1525/301569)


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rebel-angels Pieter Bruegel the elder


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rebel-angels (fragment) Pieter Bruegel the elder


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triumph of death by P Bruegel


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Big Fish Eat Little Fish by P Bruegel


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Monster inspired by work of H Bosch


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monsters inspired by work of H Bosch


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monsters inspired by work ofH Bosch


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Hendrick Avercamp(January 27, 1585 (bapt.)- May 15,1634 (buried)) was a Dutch painter.

Avercamp painted in the tradition ofBrueghel, filling his airy landscapes withsmall lively figures skating, sprawling,dancing, and working on the frozenrivers and canals, singly or in groups.His buildings and trees have as muchcheerfulness and movement as maybe found in the figures, which seem likeanimated puppets.


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Winter Scene with Skaters byHendrik Avercamp (15851663)


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Winter Sceneby

Hendrik Avercamp (15851663)


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Surrealism - an early 20th-century movement in art andliterature that tried to represent

the subconscious mind anddreams by creating fantasticimagery and juxtaposing ideasthat seem to contradict each

other


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James Ensor(1860-1949)


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Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dal i

Domnech, 1st Marqus de Dal dePubol (May 11, 1904January 23,1989), known as Salvador Dal.A skilled draftsman, best known for thestriking and bizarre images in hissurrealist work. His painterly skills are

often attributed to the influence ofRenaissance masters.Dal was highly imaginative, and alsoenjoyed indulging in unusual andgrandiose behavior.


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The Persistence of Memory by S. Dali


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Burning Giraffe by Salvador Dali


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Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man S Dali


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Metamorphosis Of Narcissus by S Dali


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Salvador Dali

SoftConstructionwith BoiledBeans(Premonitionof Civil War)


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Soft Watch At The Moment of Explosion by S Dali


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Temptation Of Saint Anthony by S Dali


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The

Elephantsby

SDali


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Max Ernst (2 April 18911 April 1976)was a German painter, sculptor,graphic artist, and poet. A prolific artist,Ernst was a primary pioneer of the

Dada movement and Surrealism.


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The Elephant Celebsby Max Ernst


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Max Ernst - The BlessedVirgin Chastises the InfantJesus Before Three Witnesses(1926)


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The Antipopeby Max Ernst-1941/42


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L'ange du Foyer by Max Ernst-1937


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Max Ernst


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Giorgio de ChiricoArtistHe was a Greek-born Italian artist. Inthe years before World War I, he

founded the scuola metafisica artmovement, which profoundlyinfluenced the surrealists.


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Giorgio de Chirico


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The Disquieting Muses, 1947by Giorgio de Chirico


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Giorgio de Chirico


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Ren Franois Ghislain Magritte was aBelgian surrealist artist. He became well

known for a number of witty andthought-provoking images that fellunder the umbrella of surrealism.


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Rene-Magritte

Fantasy by association


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Rene-Magritte - The Man in the Bowler Hat


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Rene-Magritte The Liberator


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Rene-Magritte


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Joan Mir i Ferr (April 20, 1893December 25, 1983) was a Catalanpainter, sculptor, and ceramicist bornin Barcelona.

Earning international acclaim, his workhas been interpreted as Surrealism, asandbox for the subconscious mind, are-creation of the childlike, and amanifestation of Catalan pride.


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Joan Miro


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Joan-Miro


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Visual CrossoversFantasy by Mutation


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Visual CrossoversFantasy by Mutation

Creative blend of several corresponding,comparable visual components puttogether into a single autonomous object.


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ssovers4


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crossovers 5


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Alteration, proportion, andfantastic compilation


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Anthropomorphismis a term coined in the mid

1700s to refer to anyattribution of humancharacteristics (orcharacteristics assumed orbelieved by some to belongonly to humans) to animals or

non-living things, phenomena,material states and objects orabstract concepts, such asGod.


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T. S. Sullivant - The Father ofCartooning

He is one of the most importantcartoonists in the history of themedium. He pioneered many of theelements of anthropomorphism thatwe now take for granted.


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Fantasy by Association

Even the most common objects puttogether in a creative and imaginativevisual form can produce a fascinatingfantasy illustration.


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fantastic spaces


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fantastic spaces


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Yves Tanguy


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Eye of Silence by Max Ernst


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fantastic spaces


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fantastic spaces Forest by Max Ernst

Fantasy Vehicles


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Flying Monastery by Arthur Mirzoyan

Fantasy Vehicles


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Fantasy Mechanical Arts


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Fantasy Structures


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y

Neo-surrealism

Fantasy Structures


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Maurits Cornelis Escher (17 June 189827 March 1972),


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M. C. Escher


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Various faces of contemporary fantasy illustration


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John Bauer


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John Bauer


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Dragon by Jeff Easley


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Max Ernst1


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Movie and Video Game FantasyIllustration


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Science-fiction


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Science fiction


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Monster inspired by work of H Bosch


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monsters inspired by work of H Bosch


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monsters inspired by work ofH Bosch


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hommage to Hieronymus Bosch


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Hommage to Hieronymus Bosch


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