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Ok, inspired by here are some more illustrations by Eric Winter from the ladybird Snow-White. They bring back very vivid memories, but looking at them now, some of them are rather disturbing... (Just like the tale, I guess...)

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is by Eric Winter for "Snow White" by Vera Southgate (1969). For better or worse, the Ladybird "Well-loved tales" are indelibly etched on the memory of a whole generation. So vividly illustrated, every costume, expression & setting seems familiar.

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Silence (1923) by Harry Clarke (UK, 1889-1931). From “Tales of Mystery and Imagination” by Edgar Allan Poe.

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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...U is For Ugo Fontana an Italian illustrator who illustrated over 250 books for children

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is by John Burningham for " Trubloff, The Mouse who wanted to play the Balalaika" (1964). A richly illustrated story of a runaway mouse who longs to have Balalaika lessons. The tale ends with a mouse band - and what could be better than that?

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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...T is For Lev Tokmakov a Russian illustrator who illustrated over 300 books for children with stories illustrated both by Lithographs and Paintings

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Little Elsie, Dodo’s grand-daughter. (Postscript)
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This GORGEOUS is by children’s book from the book ‘Animal Friends’ by (1996).
https://t.co/Itu9uKG3oi

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Momo the Lizard..
This was really tough for me ad I had never done Lizards.. but quiet pleased with the way he looks..

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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...S is For George Squire an English illustrator who illustrated stories for a number of UK Children's periodicals and Annuals...his most famous creation... Norman The Gnome

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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...S is For George Squire an English illustrator who illustrated stories for a number of UK Children's periodicals and Annuals...his most famous creation... Norman The Gnome

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Its ok to have slow progress. Your little step is already a process. Cheer up^^

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El gato de Cheshire. Mi versión de la versión de la peli de Disney “Alicia en el país de las maravillas” de 1951. Porque “Desaparecer es de Divas”.

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