The Cottingley Fiasco emerged in 1917 when two young cousins, Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths, claimed to have photographed fairies in their garden, sparking widespread superstition and fascination. Despite skepticism, their images ignited public attention and fueled imaginations, leading to debates about the existence of magical beings. The subsequent publication of “Lady Cottington’s Pressed Fairies” by Brian Froud and Terry Jones further immortalized the whimsical tale, blending fantasy with reality in a captivating exploration of belief and imagination.

8″x10″ Archival Print – Easy to frame!

Mixed media – acrylic, watercolor, ink, digital layering – 2023

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