She went along, and went along, and went along 1927

"She went along, and went along, and went along" is a 1927 illustration by famed British artist Arthur Rackham. Known for his detailed, atmospheric illustrations of children's literature, Rackham's work often featured whimsical characters and fantastical settings. This piece, likely for a book or magazine, captures the solitary journey of a young girl dressed in furs, a bag slung over her shoulder, walking through a muted landscape. The image evokes a sense of isolation and mystery, reminiscent of the fairytale and folklore genres that Rackham often illustrated.