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ARackham a nighttime or nighttime-esque illustration a fairy queen is the master of ceremonies for her royal procession. On one side of the scene stands a male king, looking to the right, and surrounded by courtiers; on the other is the fairy queen, her fairy wings on display, leading a gaggle of fairy attendants, who are using the queen's expansive garb as a kind of decorative shroud. The painting is divided into light and dark contrasts, split evenly like night and day. The left side of the painting is dark brown, made especially obscure by the huge, branchy tree that dominates the background. It's on this side of the painting that has sketched the king, holding a spear in his left hand, his regal gold crown on his head. Behind him are courtiers, dressed in matching orange garb, their expressions dour and grim. A small boy is nestled between them, a monkey-like courtier at his side. On the right side of the painting are the fairies. Above them is the night sky, speckled with stars, and the trees nearby are covered in bright blooms. The fairy queen is dressed in white, with a silver crown on her head. Her wings are yellow, orange, and black, and she holds a fairy wand in her extended left hand. Two fairy children hold lanterns up to illuminate her; other fairy folk hang along the queen's train or hold the train up. These fairy folk all have an almost elfish air to them, but with long hats that droop from the back of their heads.<lora:ARackham1-000006:1>