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  1. "The Tell-Tale Heart" is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe first published in 1843. It follows an unnamed narrator...
  2. Columns, curtains, 2 chairs, and a sun-lit drawing room with a cherub sitting in an alcove. Artwork shown above by Teri...
  3. A beautiful proscenium (with Pierrot, Harlequin & a cat in the header), a nice, large archway background & characters that...
  4. Some really silly images. More sheets with covers from children's books are below. Learn more about many of these tales...
  5. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With silver bells and cockle shells And pretty maids all in...
  6. As most of these paintings are of Bacchus (Roman name, aka not Dionysus) I've used the Roman name. One of...
  7. From 19th century engravings by JJ Grandville. Victorian women representing garden flowers. Kimberly Ayers made a set of Flora's Court...
  8. A mix of images from books and ephemera, all with pink roses (or carnations). Includes a lovely illustration by Walter...
  9. These are great (in a creepy kinda way): adverts for quack medicines from the Victorian age. I particularly like the...
  10. Yes, these are quite a read. I used only vintage labels (none of these concoctions were created for effect). Sized...