Tatzelwurm

Dante Ascends To Heaven With Beatrice, by Donn P. Crane

Elves by Candle, Gustaf Tenggren

The Beast of Gevaudon

Prospero by Edmund Dulac

Goblin Market, by Pauline Baynes

Centaur at the Village Blacksmith's Shop, by Arnold Bocklin

Sir John Falstaff, Etched by George Cruikshank

Tomte, by John Bauer

Mother Earth

Odin by C. E. Brock

A Canterbury Pilgrim by Arthur Szyk

Dragon and Boy, by Tony di Terlizzi

Enchanted Wood, by N. C. Wyeth

Cramming, by The Brothers Hildebrandt

Der Wolkenwanderer by Hermann Hendrich

Frederick Barbarossa, Sleeping King Under The Mountain

"Do the ravens still fly, boy?"

Centaur by Robert Lawson

Goblin Feet, by Warwick Goble

Has the distinction of being the first published illustration of a Tolkien work.

Brian Froud: Detail from "Master Snickup's Cloak"

The Achievement of the Grail by Galahad, by Edward Burne Jones

Bambi's First Year, by Thomas Kinkade

The Spirit of Mischief, by Margaret Clark

Happy Easter

By Rene Bull, from "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam"

The Angel of Death Passes By

Siegfried Slaying Fafnir, by Donn P. Crane

The Forging of Nothung, by Arthur Rackham

Baron Munchausen Underwater, by Gottfried Franz

Merlin, by Frank Godwin

Tom Fool

Said to be the original "Tom Fool," a jester at Muncaster Castle. Not really a nice man, at all.