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Sulamith Wülfing
13 Jan 2014 06:47 pmIn a writer's note to the story No Greater Love, MJ said The descriptions of the elaborate ceremonial robes and the procession to the Great Hall were in part inspired by the artwork of the illustrator Sulamith Wülfing, which often depicted a juxtaposition of intricately dressed living people with ethereal spirits. She and Arthur Rackham are among my favorite illustrators, and if my descriptions sometimes wax poetic, you may often blame one of them. :)
And I was suddenly transported back to my teens and twenties when I had two favourite posters by Sulamith Wülfing - and I had since forgotten her existence completely.
So I had a wonderful evening reacquainting myself with her work - and wanted to share it with others who may have forgotten similar posters, or have never come across her work before. I have gathered just a few of my favourites together here at photobucket, and have put some of them under this cut - ( Beware, large pictures.... )
if you like them, there are more in my photobucket - as above - I'm pretty sure it is set to public, but if you click it and can't access it please let me know!
And I was suddenly transported back to my teens and twenties when I had two favourite posters by Sulamith Wülfing - and I had since forgotten her existence completely.
So I had a wonderful evening reacquainting myself with her work - and wanted to share it with others who may have forgotten similar posters, or have never come across her work before. I have gathered just a few of my favourites together here at photobucket, and have put some of them under this cut - ( Beware, large pictures.... )
if you like them, there are more in my photobucket - as above - I'm pretty sure it is set to public, but if you click it and can't access it please let me know!
