Illustration for "The tale of three royal divah and the Ivashko priest's son" 1911
ivanbilibin
comic strip
collage layering style
fashion and textile design
junji ito style
illustrative and welcoming imagery
wedding around the world
graphic novel art
cartoon theme
multiple paintbruush use
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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