Anijsmelk: A True Dutch Treat

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Article taken from Issue #37 || Winter 2016 Print || Digital Text and Photography by Paul Himmelein Rembrandt van Rijn, Frans Hals, Jan Vermeer—think back to the days of...
Artist Kelly Louise Judd - Flora and Fauna

Where the Wild Things Are

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Kelly Louise Judd is just as mysterious as her fantastical work and, one might reasonably suspect, similarly eccentric. She’s hard to track down, like...

The Art of Broomcraft

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Article from the Autumn 2022 Vintage Witch Issue.   Enchanted Living is a quarterly print magazine that celebrates all things enchanted.  Subscribe now and begin with our...
Odysseus and Scylla by Annie Stegg

The Fantastic Worlds of Annie Stegg

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We could not help but notice that one of our favorite artists, Annie Stegg, whose work we’ve featured numerous times on these pages as...

Beneath the Witch’s Hat

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Photography by Alassie It’s as essential—as elementary really—to the vintage witch as a broom or flowing skirts. No, even more so. Much more than pointy...

Beata Beatrix

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by Grace Nuth Photography by Steve Parke She sits, back slumped in a way that indicates she is oblivious of our gaze or the propriety...

A Heart of Glass

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Neile Cooper’s masterpiece is a breathtaking experience at night. Walking through a small woods in the town of Lake Mohawk, New Jersey, you see...
The world belongs to us

Asako Iwasawa’s Nocturnal Imaginings

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Japanese artist Asako Iwasawa’s work depicts nighttime gardens and plants that seem more fairy tale-generated than stemming from earth and soil. “What do plants...

Aubrey Beardsley and the Weight of Decadence

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The Peacock Skirt (1893), by Aubrey Beardsley If you’re anything like me, you might have increased in mass over the past eighteen months. While the...

Fairies in Advertising

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Fairies are notorious for tricking folks into making bad decisions. (See Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream: transformations, potions, falling in love with jackasses.) So it’s natural...