Nathalie Parain (1897-1958)
"Baba Yaga," Paris: YMCA Press, 1932,
(Also appearing as a French translation in the Albums du Pere Castor series.)
Stone lithography
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Nathalie Parain (1897-1958)
"Baba Yaga," Paris: YMCA Press, 1932,
(Also appearing as a French translation in the Albums du Pere Castor series.)
Stone lithography
c/o Design for Today facebook page https://www.facebook.com/designfortoday

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I have such fondness for this Baba Yaga/Jezibaba character of mine. Krysa is everything I want to be and more. <3
A man isn't a man until he has dipped his hands in blood, Not until he's filled with blood lust and killed his neighbour! And you thought that as a woman you could win a man with love? You're nothing but a bubble, pale and empty!
Ježibaba, from Antonín Dvořák’s Rusalka
A portrait I did of Jamie Barton as Ježibaba in Rusalka at the Met Opera!! I really loved the live HD broadcast today and Jamie Barton was a standout in a cast full off talent.
costume design for the character of Jezibaba, the witch, in Antonín Dvořák's opera
The most popular and successful Czech opera, Rusalka, tells the story of an immortal water nymph from Slavic Mythology who falls in love wit

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A-Z of Favorite Things: J is for Jezibaba. They're also known as the Baba Yaga from Russian lore. I'm a sucker for drawing my Jezibaba OC, Krysa -- she's a socially awkward Sally.
OCtober/Inktober 7 - Krysa the Jezibaba and Moragild the dragon. Krysa, being a creature herself, regards the mild-mannered Moragild as her companion rather than her steed or pet.
Jezibaba, The Goat-Eyed Woman. https://www.etsy.com/listing/289443695