#British Children's Book Illustrators
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gone2soon-rip · 2 years ago
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GRAHAM OAKLEY (1929-Died December 19th 2022,at 93).Briths children’s book writer and illustrator,best known for his beautifully illustrated Church Mice series of books,about the tales of a protective ginger cat and a hoard of friendly mice,all living in a village church.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Oakley
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thefugitivesaint · 9 months ago
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Harrison Weir (1824-1906), ''The Children's Picture Fable-Book'', 1861 Source
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the-evil-clergyman · 2 years ago
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The Princess saves the White Fox, from The Comb and the Collar for Andrew Lang's The Olive Fairy Book by Henry Justice Ford (1907)
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sassafrasmoonshine · 2 months ago
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Charles Robinson (British, 1870-1937) • "She will pass me by." • Illustration to Oscar Wilde's The Happy Prince and Other Tales • 1913
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edwardian-girl-next-door · 8 months ago
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~ Millicent Etheldreda Gray, illustrations for Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
via mutualart
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kokokulto · 2 years ago
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A HORRIBLE little brat. He was very mean to Freddy's friends.
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lepetitdragonvert · 2 years ago
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Fairy Tales by Christian Andersen
.c. 1920
Artist : Honor C. Appleton
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reallyunluckyrunaway · 4 months ago
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I just thought this was cute.
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dogandcatcomics · 9 months ago
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Attribution: Illustration by Quentin Blake (United Kingdom, b. 1932-) for *Monster on the Bus* written by Ellen Blance and Ann Cook (Los Angeles, California: Bowmar, 1973). Thanks to @bittycar for the tip.
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aquietjune · 1 year ago
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Little Bird Blob Update
1. I hope you’re ready for chapter 10, because I’m not. :D
2. Yes, I’m more than a bit nervous about this chapter, and again unsatisfied, but it contains some important developments & points that are inevitable, needed & fixed—it’s not like I can skip it and move on just because I feel I can’t get it exactly right!—so, please, bear with me; I hope you will enjoy it for what it is.
3. Planning on posting it tomorrow or Thursday, depending on how many times I will try to rewrite it in the meantime and how I will stop myself from doing so.
4. Basically this is the last chance you have to place bets and speculate on what is going to happen next, so… tell me. Tell me now.
5. Not much to disclose about future chapters yet but I’m working on them.
6. I didn’t post about it at all here (I think?) but I did post a fluffy AruAni oneshot last week! It’s called Stoves and I dedicated it to @moonspirit since she asked for AruAni kiss… a few times.
7. In the end, we just wanted an AruAni hug; why didn’t you give it to us, Yams? T_T
8. Jokes aside, I hope you’re all doing well. See you soon with Little Bird!
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doubtsandloves · 2 years ago
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Mick Manning (British, b. 1959) - European Lynx
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thefugitivesaint · 5 months ago
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Louise Jacobs (1880-1946), ''Princess Marie-Jose's Children's Book'', 1916 Source
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the-evil-clergyman · 2 years ago
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Illustration from Lullaby-Land by Charles Robinson (1898)
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sassafrasmoonshine · 8 months ago
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Walter Crane, author and illustrator (1845-1915) • The Frog Prince and Other Stories • 1874 • George Routledge and Sons, publisher
"The Princess Meets a Talking Frog in Her Garden."
The Frog Prince is an adaptation of the classic fairy tale by the same name.
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edwardian-girl-next-door · 8 months ago
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~ Charles Robinson, illustration for Tales of Past Times (1900)
via pookpress.co.uk
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nickyfrancis24 · 4 months ago
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Winnie the Pooh – A.A.Milne
Winnie the Pooh – A.A.Milne Title: Winnie the PoohAuthor: A.A.MilnePublisher: October 1, 2001 by Dutton JuvenileGenres: Children, Fiction, Classics, Fantasy, Animals, Middle Grade, Audiobook, Picture Books, Young Adult, Juvenile More books by A.A.Milne My Review: “Must read book for every parent and their kids.”“Keeps you laughing and smiling the whole time. It’s just amazing!!!” Read more:…
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