Illustration for "The tale of three royal divah and the Ivashko priest's son" by Ivan Bilibin

Illustration for "The tale of three royal divah and the Ivashko priest's son" 1911

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comic strip

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collage layering style

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fashion and textile design

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junji ito style

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illustrative and welcoming imagery

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wedding around the world

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graphic novel art

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cartoon theme

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multiple paintbruush use

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bridal fashion

This illustration, created by Ivan Bilibin in 1911, depicts a scene from the Russian folktale "The Tale of Three Royal Divas and the Ivashko Priest's Son." Bilibin was a prominent Russian artist known for his illustrations of folklore and fairytales, often using a distinctive style inspired by traditional Russian woodcuts and folk art. The illustration captures the fantastical and sometimes eerie nature of Russian folklore, featuring a grotesque, bird-like creature interacting with a young man. Bilibin's characteristic use of bold lines, vivid colors, and intricate details, enhances the storytelling aspect of the artwork, transporting viewers into the world of Russian fairy tales.

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