The Fox and the Crow 1912

Arthur Rackham, a renowned British illustrator, created this black and white ink drawing titled "The Fox and the Crow" in 1912. The image depicts a crow perched on a branch with a piece of cheese in its beak, while a sly fox looks up from below. This illustration is likely inspired by the classic fable, "The Fox and the Crow," which teaches a lesson about flattery and vanity. Rackham’s distinctive style, characterized by intricate details and a whimsical atmosphere, brings the familiar fable to life with striking clarity. This work showcases the power of illustration to convey narrative and moral lessons with captivating visuals.