(1911-1986) American Illustrator. An illustrator and sometimes writer of children's books, Evaline Ness seems to have lived a colorful, interesting and possibly tempestuous life. Her work in the 1950s and especially the 60s was recognized for its formal strength and embrace of
Artist: Evaline Ness Nationality: American Book Title/ Author/ Publishing Details: Favorite Fairy Tales Told in Italy/ Virginia Haviland/ Little, Brown and Co, 1965 Other books from this particular series by Virginia Haviland that I have previously covered: Illustrations for "Favorite Fairy T...
Artist: Evaline Ness Nationality: American Book Title/ Author/ Publishing Details: Favorite Fairy Tales Told in Italy/ Virginia Haviland/ Little, Brown and Co, 1965 Other books from this particular series by Virginia Haviland that I have previously covered: Illustrations for "Favorite Fairy T...
Artist: Evaline Ness Nationality: American Book Title/ Author/ Publishing Details: Favorite Fairy Tales Told in Italy/ Virginia Haviland/ Little, Brown and Co, 1965 Other books from this particular series by Virginia Haviland that I have previously covered: Illustrations for "Favorite Fairy T...
A collection of folk and fairy tales from Belgium, France, England, Japan, Italy, and Serbia
Everyone knows them – but how do they come to be? And why are they similar all over the world? Marina Warner investigates in a new book.
"The Witch's Swans," from Fairy Tales, Illustrated by Nikolai Ustinov. Originally published in 1984 in Germany as "Die Schonsten kindergeschichten."
This genuine 1911 print is a disbound page from the book "Stories from the Pentamerone” by Giambattista Basie, illustrated by Warwick Goble. The Cover and title page of the book are shown for authentication in the illustrations but are not included with the print. Goble is regarded as one of the greatest of the 'Golden Age' book illustrators from the Victorian/Edwardian era. Unusually for the time most of Goble’s prints are not tipped in but printed directly on the page even at this early 1911 date. The Pentamerone is a collection of folk tales from Italy and they are illustrated in the ‘fairytale’ style that was Goble’s forte. The picture itself measures c. 7 x 5 inches on a larger original page from the book with the original dust sheet displaying the caption. The caption for this print is: ‘Vardiello with the cloth’ This print is offered unmounted and will be sent in a sturdy cardboard backed envelope.
Overview. This selection of stories from the Italian Popular Tales by Thomas Crane provides a great introduction to the fabulously rich tradition of Italian folktales and fairy tales. You will find here the distinctively Italian versions of famous European fairy tales, such as Zelinda and the Monster, which is like Beauty and the Beast; The Fair Angiola, which is like Rapunzel; and The Three Goslings, which is a story like The Three Little Pigs, but with little geese whose adventures are much more satisfying (I think) than the traditional pigs-and-wolf story, and not just because the story features macaroni. In addition, you will find some marvelous stories that will be new to you, such as the weird and enchanting fairy tale of "Catherine and her Fate" or the story of the child Crivoliu, who started out his life as an accursed child but who ended up as the Pope of Rome. There's also a story about a rooster who wanted to become the Pope, but, alas, things do not turn out so well for the rooster as they do for Crivoliu! Language. Crane tells the fairy tales in modern literary prose, so it is not difficult reading. Story Length. These are almost all single-page stories with just a couple of stories that are two pages long. Navigation. You will find the table of contents below, and you can also use this link to see the story posts displayed on a single page: Italian Popular Tales. READING A: Zelinda and the Monster The Fair Angiola The Fair Angiola (cont.) How the Devil Married Three Sisters Sir Fiorante, Magician Water and Salt Catherine and Her Fate Catherine and Her Fate (cont.) The Man, the Serpent, and the Fox The Ingrates READING B: The Language of Animals An Incident in Rome The Story of Crivoliu The Sexton's Nose The Cat and the Mouse A Feast Day Buchettino The Three Goslings The Cock That Wished to Become Pope
Illustrated by Artuš Scheiner.
The fairy tales of various cultures provide some unusual baby name possibilities.
Once upon a time, there was an old continent inhabited by fairies, witches and all sorts of creatures. In this magnificent kingdom that wise men called Europe, adventurers shaped their fate as they formed new friendship.
A collection of folk and fairy tales from Belgium, France, England, Japan, Italy, and Serbia
Artist: Evaline Ness Nationality: American Book Title/ Author/ Publishing Details: Favorite Fairy Tales Told in Italy/ Virginia Haviland/ Little, Brown and Co, 1965 Other books from this particular series by Virginia Haviland that I have previously covered: Illustrations for "Favorite Fairy T...
We’re asking the staff members at some of New York City’s best independent bookstores to recommend titles that will inspire your next trip. This month: ten titles set in Italy.
This genuine 1911 print is a disbound page from the book "Stories from the Pentamerone” by Giambattista Basie, illustrated by Warwick Goble. The Cover and title page of the book are shown for authentication in the illustrations but are not included with the print. Goble is regarded as one of the greatest of the 'Golden Age' book illustrators from the Victorian/Edwardian era. Unusually for the time most of Goble’s prints are not tipped in but printed directly on the page even at this early 1911 date. The Pentamerone is a collection of folk tales from Italy and they are illustrated in the ‘fairytale’ style that was Goble’s forte. The picture itself measures c. 7 x 5 inches on a larger original page from the book with the original dust sheet displaying the caption. The caption for this print is: ‘The Prince and Parsley looking for the gall nuts’ This print is offered unmounted and will be sent in a sturdy cardboard backed envelope.
К огромному моему сожалению, я не смогла найти никакой информации об этом удивительнейшем художнике. Автопортрет 1929г. Одно я знаю и знаю точно - я, моя младшая сестра и дочь читать учились по книге им иллюстрированной - Карло Коллодди Приключения Пиноккио. …
The Little People and the Fairy Tales by Hasan Andrea Abou Saida Since the dawn of civilisation, the Spirits of Nature, commonly known by many names such as Little People, Good People, People of the Hills, Woodland Spirits or Sidhe …
Fairy tales from Grimm by Franklin Betts, 1909
This genuine 1911 print is a disbound page from the book "Stories from the Pentamerone” by Giambattista Basie, illustrated by Warwick Goble. The Cover and title page of the book are shown for authentication in the illustrations but are not included with the print. Goble is regarded as one of the greatest of the 'Golden Age' book illustrators from the Victorian/Edwardian era. Unusually for the time most of Goble’s prints are not tipped in but printed directly on the page even at this early 1911 date. The Pentamerone is a collection of folk tales from Italy and they are illustrated in the ‘fairytale’ style that was Goble’s forte. The picture itself measures c. 7 x 5 inches on a larger original page from the book with the original dust sheet displaying the caption. The caption for this print is: ‘ The two courtiers presenting Cienzo to the king’ This print is offered unmounted and will be sent in a sturdy cardboard backed envelope.
"The Blue Book of Fairy Tales" illustrated by Gordon Laite (1959). Featured in My Retro Reads: A blog celebrating the beauty of vintage children's books.
Published in 1951 by Italian publisher Edizioni Lampo, this Biancaneve e i sette nani "sticker" album contains 240 numbered spaces for the collectible multicolored cards (figurines) that were produced in this series. The cards were not self-adhesive and so a glue would be needed to apply them to the book. A total of 36 pages (including covers). Album size 24 x 33.8cm; card sizes 7.3 x 5.3cm. Front cover art by Corbella. 1951 album images via Museo Virtuale della Figurina. Page 3 illustrated by Luigi Giobbe. 4-5 6-9 10-11 12-15 16-17 18-21 22-25 26-29 30-33 34 (page 35 is blank) Back cover... Original sticker envelopes from 1951 and 1962. ___ In 1962, it was reissued by Edizioni Lampo in Italy. It had a new cover illustration--the movie poster art of Bruno Napoli. Slightly smaller dimensions at 31 x 22cm. Then 1968 saw another modification to the Italian cover. Snow White and the Prince now looked more like Disneyland cast members than animated characters. The publisher "Edizioni Lampo" had changed their name to "Editrice Moderna". They would continue to print Disney stickers albums up until 1977 when Panini entered the field. Special thanks to Nunziante Valoroso for supplying valuable information and additional images for this post. The sticker album and cards were issued in other countries too. See some examples in the next Archive entry.
Discover the history of the original Italian fairy tale behind the classic children's story 'Adventures of Pinocchio'.
Castello di Sammezzano in Reggello, Tuscany, Italy.
alleen op bestelling. Speciaal gemaakt NIET KLAAR OM TE DRAGEN dit is een reproductie van het beroemde toneelkostuum van Lodewijk XIV dat hij gebruikte voor zijn spectaculaire balletten. Geschikt voor de "fetes galantes" die ieder jaar in Versailles worden gehouden paneelrok, van brokaat versierd met metalen applicaties en borduursels. Harnas van vilt bedekt met brokaat. decoratie met verschillende materialen en stoffen. De zon in het midden is met de hand geborduurd met de "or nuè"-techniek in reliëf. wijde mouwen van organza geborduurd in goud. het kan in elke maat en kleur worden gemaakt. Geheel op ambachtelijke wijze gemaakt. let op, neem voor aankoop contact met mij op om de beschikbaarheid van stof en verwerkingstijd te controleren. Gemaakt in Italië, en onthoudt "Italianen doen het beter"
