Herbert Granville Fell (1872-1951) was UK illustrator, active from about 1895 in a style which derives more from the curvilinear Celtic of William Morris than from the stiffly hieratic Walter Crane, though he did imitate the latter whenever noble subjects were depicted. Books illustrated by Fell include versions of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (1895) and Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk (coll 1895),he Book of Dragons (1900) by E Nesbit, Wonder Stories from Herodotus (coll 1900) and the anonymous Sir Thomas Thumb, or The Wonderful Adventures of a Fairy Knight (1907).
PERSEUS CUTS OFF THE MEDUSA 'S HEAD
PERSEUS SHOWS THE GORGON'S HEAD
MIDAS TURNS RED ROSES INTO GOLD
THE DESPEAR OF KING MIDAS
HERCULES ENTERTAINED BY THE DAMSELS
HERCULES SEES THE GIANT ATLAS
BELLEROPHON CATCHES THE WINGED STEED PEGASUS
BELLEROPHON OVERCOMES THE CHIMAERA
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