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Rackham Tarot
£23.95
Born in London in 1867, Rackham confirmed his calling when he illustrated a popular edition of Grimm’s Fairy Tales shortly followed shortly after by The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens – a proper beginning for an artists who would draw readers into the realms of myth, legend, and fairies for the rest of his life.
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