Once Upon A Time: Fairy Tales In The Library An... -

The display showcases the transition of fairy tales from oral traditions shared around hearths to the lavishly illustrated "Golden Age" books of the 19th and 20th centuries. Featuring rare items from the University of Melbourne’s Special Collections , the exhibition highlights how iconic figures like the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and Charles Perrault were reimagined through the eyes of legendary illustrators. Key Highlights

Fairy tales are often dismissed as simple stories for children, yet they remain some of the most resilient and adaptable narratives in human history. The exhibition, "Once Upon a Time: Fairy Tales in the Library and Beyond," invites visitors to step through the looking glass and explore the deep cultural roots and artistic evolution of these "timeless" stories. Once upon a Time: Fairy Tales in the Library an...

Fairy Tales in the Library and Beyond," which was hosted at the University of Melbourne’s Old Quad. This piece is designed for a newsletter, blog, or event program. The display showcases the transition of fairy tales