More than 15,000 children have helped create a Christmas art display at Waddesdon Manor.
The display, called 'Once Upon a Christmastime,' is made up of artworks inspired by fairytales and nursery rhymes.
It is in the Coach House Gallery at The Stables.
The children, aged 2 to 18, were guided by Waddesdon Manor’s learning team and professional artists.
The display includes a large willow dragon, a giant beanstalk, and Cinderella’s carriage.
Sarah Dewberry, head of learning at Waddesdon Manor, said: "We are delighted that so many local schools and community groups participated in our Christmas display this year.
"The creativity and enthusiasm expressed by the students was astounding, and we hope that our visitors will enjoy seeing the fruits of their labours."
Artist Jane Charles said: "It’s all so amazing, the attention to details is wonderful and everything is hand made by brilliant artists, children, community groups and volunteers.
"There is so much to see."
The display is part of the wider Christmas at Waddesdon experience for 2024.
Visitors can also see the tale of Sleeping Beauty brought to life in the house with decorations, installations, projections and soundscapes.
There will also be a Christmas Fair open until December 22.
The events will run until January 5, 2025.
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