Forgotten Children's Booksさんのイラストまとめ

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators…L is for...Felix Lorioux (1872-1964), a French Illustrator. He worked on Disney projects in the early 30s but his style inspired by both Art Nouveau & Japanese influences had seen him, by 1934, move on from the Mouse! #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators…L is for...Felix Lorioux (1872-1964), a French Illustrator. He worked on Disney projects in the early 30s but his style inspired by both Art Nouveau & Japanese influences had seen him, by 1934, move on from the Mouse! #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators…L is for...Felix Lorioux (1872-1964), a French Illustrator. He worked on Disney projects in the early 30s but his style inspired by both Art Nouveau & Japanese influences had seen him, by 1934, move on from the Mouse! #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators…M is for...John Robert Monsell (1877-1952), an Irish Illustrator born in Cahirciveen, Co Kerry, not a million miles from where I’m currently on holiday in Co. Kerry…Thought I’d keep it close to home today! #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators…M is for...John Robert Monsell (1877-1952), an Irish Illustrator born in Cahirciveen, Co Kerry, not a million miles from where I’m currently on holiday in Co. Kerry…Thought I’d keep it close to home today! #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators...M is for...Lucien Achille Mauzan (1883-1952), a French Illustrator of the Art Deco period who, amongst other works, designed over 2,000 posters in his career #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators.
R is for Alexandre de Riquer (1856-1920) a Catalan poster designer. He said: "Posters! Why, ever since I saw the first of the new posters the thing tempted me so strongly that I offered to do tradesmen's posters here for nothing."

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators.
R is for Alexandre de Riquer (1856-1920) a Catalan poster designer. He said: "Posters! Why, ever since I saw the first of the new posters the thing tempted me so strongly that I offered to do tradesmen's posters here for nothing."

I do so love getting a new old book packed full of Illustrators...Here Illustrations from Blackie's Children's Annual 1919...Here with a Days Fishing expedition (gone a little awry!) illustration by Harold Earnshaw. #IllustrationOfTheDay

A Random Alphabet full of Illustrators...
G is for Paul Galdone (1907-1986), a Hungarian illustrator. He illustrated almost all of Eve Titus' works including the Anatole series. #IllustrationOfTheDay