The spectre of Tappington 1911

"The Spectre of Tappington" is an illustration by renowned British artist Arthur Rackham, created in 1911. Rackham, known for his whimsical and detailed illustrations for children's books, depicts a scene of rural life with a touch of the fantastical. The illustration, likely part of a book or magazine, showcases Rackham's signature style of intricate pen and ink drawings, using a delicate range of tones and textures. It features a group of villagers in a heightened state of excitement and fear, pointing towards a shadowy figure in the center of the image. The scene, infused with gothic elements, captures the essence of a classic ghost story.