The Fairy Artwork of Edward Hughes.

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Mid-Summer's Eve.

Twilight Fantasies.

Night with her Trail of Stars.

Heart of Snow.

Night. 

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Biography

Edward Robert Hughes
(British, 1851-1914)

Hughes was a nephew of Arthur Hughes and a studio assistant to William Holman Hunt. He helped Hunt with some of his later work, including the St Paul's version of The Light of the World. 
Hughes began his career among the Pre-Raphaelites, and like Edward Burne-Jones with whom he was acquainted, he inclined towards Symbolism. However, the majority of Hughes' work, carried out mainly in watercolour/gouache, displays the meticulous observation of nature and minute technique associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement. 

He was engaged to George Macdonald's daughter before she died.
Source: http://artmagick.com/artists/hughes_e1.asp#bio

 

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