In modern times, fantasy art has gained a large following in the entertainment industry, particularly in the fields of video games, film, and literature. It has been a popular genre throughout history, with some of the earliest examples dating back to ancient civilizations. It often includes elements from science fiction, horror, and folklore, and is typically characterized by its vivid colors, intricate details, and otherworldly themes.įantasy art can be found in various forms, such as paintings, illustrations, sculptures, and digital art. FRANK BAUM AUTHOR OF THE WIZARD OF OZ, THE LAND OF OZ.OZMA OF OZ, ETC.įantasy art is a genre of art that features imaginative or fantastical elements, such as mythical creatures, magical landscapes, and otherworldly scenes. Forty full-page colored pictures twenty colored pictorial chapter head-ings 100 black-and-white text pictures, special end sheets, title page, etc. JOHN DOUGH AND THE CHERUB A whimsical tale portraying the exciting adventures of the Ginger-bread Man and his comrade Chick the Cherub in the Palace ofRomance, The Land of the Mifkets, Highland and Lowland, etc. Forty-one full-page colored pictures twenty-two half pages in colorand fifty black-and-white text pictures special end sheets, title page,copyright page, book plate, dedication page and table of contents. OZMA OF OZ This story tells more about Dorothy, as well as the famous char-acters of the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman and the Cowardly Lionand something of several new creations equally delightful, includingTiktok-the machine man, The Yellow Hen, The Nome King andthe Hungry Tiger. Nearly 150 black-and-white illustrations and sixteen full-page pic-tures in colors. NifiedWoggle-Bug, the Gump and many other delightful characters. (John Rea), illĬontributing Library: New York Public Library Frank (Lyman Frank), 1856-1919 Neill, John R.

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Dorothy and the wizard of oz 1908