Children's book illustrations - Page 3

utopia · 25-04-2005

this thread is just...

so much beautiful art!

Lea · 25-04-2005

Elizabeth Shippen Green

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Tinuviel · 25-04-2005

^Beautiful!

Lea · 25-04-2005

Ernest Howard Shepard

- famous for Winnie the Pooh!
- also When We Were Very Young, and The Wind in the Willows

more here: http://lair2000.net/Pooh_Pictures/Pooh_Pictures.html

Lea · 25-04-2005

Garth Williams
-Charlotte's Web
-Stuart Little

little golden books! i loved those

Lea · 25-04-2005

Richard Scarry
- wrote and illustrated over 300 children's books

- including illust.: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Animal Mother Goose, The Gingerbread Man, Little Red Riding Hood, This Little Pig Went To Market, and Little Miss Muffet
- also: Richard Scarry's Best Word Book Ever, Best Nursery Rhymes Ever, Best Storybook Ever, Best Mother Goose Ever, Funniest Storybook Ever, Best Counting Book Ever, Best Rainy Day Book Ever, Busiest People Ever, Best First Book Ever, Best Bumper Book Ever, Best Music Book Ever, Best Bedtime Book Ever, etc. etc.

more info: http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/rscarry.htm

Estella* · 25-04-2005

tinuviel, the dulac pictures you posted are wonderful..i could never find as many because i thought he was spelled edmond and since other people have thought so to a bunch of pictures showed up at google

lea, i love the elizabeth shippen green

thanks for posting!
funny, my wind in the willows version was illustrated by john burningham!

i'm confused about the winnie the pooh illustrations, i loved the ones in the book...mine were all black & white drawings and at first i thought the last one you posted must be by someone else because it looks more like the tv version. do you know about that? did he illustrate several versions?

Estella* · 25-04-2005

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Originally Posted by travolta

annak you make the best threads! i love lisbeth zwerger...i have that book too! i think she's the reason why i love backless pointy heels!

thanks travolta,
she's coming to a symposium that i'm hopefully going to attend

runner · 26-04-2005

Yo****aka Amano

acester · 26-04-2005

Shirley Barber, oh i used to dream to meet fairies like this

my friends and I used to pick out which faries/mermaids were in the stories

these pics aren't newhere near as good as the real thing

acester · 26-04-2005

sorry i meant which fairies/mermaids were us

Lea · 26-04-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by anna karina

i'm confused about the winnie the pooh illustrations, i loved the ones in the book...mine were all black & white drawings and at first i thought the last one you posted must be by someone else because it looks more like the tv version. do you know about that? did he illustrate several versions?

yep you are right, anna karina. the last one is actually from the tv version and isn't by E.H. Shepard

my bad

Lea · 26-04-2005

not exactly book illustrations, but card game illustrations

Jeff Miracola

Lea · 26-04-2005

Rebecca Guay

acester · 26-04-2005

wow lea they are soo cool!!

25-04-2005	#31
utopia ingenue Profile: Location: us Gender: femme Posts: 5,249	this thread is just... so much beautiful art!
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Lea fashion insider Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 2,161	Elizabeth Shippen Green 1904: 1908: 1903: 1902:
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Tinuviel V.I.P. Profile: Location: button moon Gender: femme Posts: 5,707	^Beautiful!
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Lea fashion insider Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 2,161	Ernest Howard Shepard - famous for Winnie the Pooh! - also When We Were Very Young, and The Wind in the Willows more here: http://lair2000.net/Pooh_Pictures/Pooh_Pictures.html
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Lea fashion insider Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 2,161	Garth Williams -Charlotte's Web -Stuart Little little golden books! i loved those
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Estella* a dim capacity for wings Profile: Design Team Leader Location: la rue Gender: femme Posts: 7,658	tinuviel, the dulac pictures you posted are wonderful..i could never find as many because i thought he was spelled edmond and since other people have thought so to a bunch of pictures showed up at google lea, i love the elizabeth shippen green thanks for posting! funny, my wind in the willows version was illustrated by john burningham! i'm confused about the winnie the pooh illustrations, i loved the ones in the book...mine were all black & white drawings and at first i thought the last one you posted must be by someone else because it looks more like the tv version. do you know about that? did he illustrate several versions? __________________ mode schoepfung estella mare
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acester V.I.P. Profile: Location: Perth, Australia Gender: femme Posts: 10,963	Shirley Barber, oh i used to dream to meet fairies like this my friends and I used to pick out which faries/mermaids were in the stories these pics aren't newhere near as good as the real thing __________________ Click for pure loveliness photomographs.
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acester V.I.P. Profile: Location: Perth, Australia Gender: femme Posts: 10,963	wow lea they are soo cool!! __________________ Click for pure loveliness photomographs.
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