Hansel and gretel illustration

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor woodcutter and his two children, Hansel and Gretel. This beloved fairytale takes us on a journey of hardship, courage, and unexpected triumph. Facing abandonment, a treacherous forest, and a wicked witch, Hansel and Gretel demonstrate resilience and resourcefulness. Join me as we explore their remarkable story of survival and the ultimate triumph of good over evil.

Angela De Reis

Hansel and Gretel and witch

Hansel and Gretel by Silvia Bancora

House of sweets ~ Hansel & Gretel

Description Deep into the woods, Hansel and Gretel stumbled across a tasty-looking, awe-inspiring gingerbread house! Done In watercolour and photoshop

Hansel and Gretel

From appearing on The Rachael Ray Show to getting his very own coffee-table book, how Detroit interior decorator Corey Damen Jenkins is putting the city’s design scene on the national map By Nicole Frehsee Mazur Featured photo by Brett Mountain All interior photos provided by Corey Damen Jenkins On a freezing January morning in Birmingham, Corey Damen Jenkins is feeling frazzled. “I apologize for the state of my desk,” says the 43-year-old, whose elegant, richly colored office, in a brick…

Hansel Gretel - Exercise in Illustration subject at Monster Lab Art & Design Academy - Hanoi, Vietnam Author: Trieu Thu Hang Material: Digital Paintin

Ilustrações feitas em 2020 para a coleção de Português/Literatura de Educação Infantil baseadas no conto João e MariaIllustrations made in 2020 for Literature children's book based on the classic story Hansel and Gretel

Stock image 1443-1067: Hansel & Gretel Otto Kubel (1868-1951 German) Colored lithograph Westfalisches Schulmuseum, Dortmund, Germany

Anita Barghigiani was born near Pisa on September 24th 1987. After graduating at the Academy of Fine Arts of Florence, she took part in many festivals as a...

A new translation of the Grimm tales includes artwork from some of the most celebrated illustrators working between 1820 and 1950

Hansel and Gretel designed by Rob Kemerink. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Scott Gustafson is primarily known for his work illustrating children’s classics such as Peter Pan, The Night Before Christmas, and the more recent titles, Classic Fairy Tales, Favorite Nursery Rhymes from Mother Goose, Classic Bedtime Stories, and his novel for young readers, Eddie: The Lost Youth of Edgar Allan Poe, which he wrote and illustrated. He is currently working on a new book of tales entitled "Storybook Fables," which will be published by Artisan in the fall of 2017.