This is the title-page of William Copeland's edition of the 'Mery Geste of Robyn Hoode' printed in about 1560.

Nottingham Castle is an important element in Walt Disney’s live-action film, ‘The Story of Robin Hood’. As Helen Phillips explains in her ...

The images above are taken from a book on the Disney artist Peter Ellenshaw, sent to me by Neil Vessey. It shows a frame from the high camer...

About a year ago I discovered Ken Polsson’s highly informative website ‘Chronology of the Walt Disney Company.’ It was whilst browsing thro...

“Mother!” called a small lad, as he came into the house after a morning’s wandering in the forest. “Is dinner ready?” So begins the book, Ro...

In modern images of ‘Robin Hood’, the outlaw cannot be separated from his so-called ‘longbow’. But the terms ‘longbow’ nor ‘ longbowman’ w...

This is just a wonderful illustration by Howard Pyle, taken from his classic book, The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood (1883). (To see all...