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They had no idea what their son and his wife had up their sleeves!
The illustrations by Fritz Eichenberg in Ape In A Cape, an ABC book, are stunning. When you look at his illustrations, it's clear that Eichenberg was a master of his craft. I really like the large scale of the illustrations, many go off the page. Eichenberg received a Caldecott Honor for this book in 1953. Ape In A Cape Written and Illustrated by Fritz Eichenberg Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1952 Fritz Eichenberg (October 24, 1901-November 30,1990) was an artist, printmaker, teacher, graphic designer, author and social activist. Born in Cologne, Germany to a Jewish family, the destruction of World Ward 1 affected him and influenced his work throughout his life. Trained in Cologne and Leipzig, Eichenberg worked in Berlin from 1923 to 1933, illustrating books and newspapers and sometimes also writing. With the rise of Adolf Hitler, Eichenberg, who was a public critic of the Nazis, emigrated to New York with his family. There he taught at the New School for Social Research and at the Pratt Institute. He was part of the WPA's Federal Arts Project. Eichenberg also served as the head of the art department at the University of Rhode Island and laid out the printmaking studios there. He served on the board of the AIGA and the Society of American Graphic Arts. He supported young artists experimenting with new printmaking techniques. Eichenberg published an important history of graphics arts, The Art of the Print. During his prolific career Eichenberg illustrated over 100 books. He became a world class printmaker and illustrator, working predominately in wood engraving and lithography. Eichenberg wrote and illustrated folklore and children's stories. He worked with many forms of literature, but specialized in material with elements of spiritual and emotional conflict, fantasy or social satire. Eichenberg illustrated for authors such as Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, Emily Bronte, Poe and Shakespeare. His work is shown in museums and galleries around the world.
The couple decided to keep the fact that they were having twins under wraps.
They had no idea what their son and his wife had up their sleeves!
ECLECTIC SPELLING BOOK 1910s (by Christian Montone)
These Eggs and Toast Coasters look good enough to eat! Each coaster set is carefully crocheted with 100% cotton yarn and can be gift wrapped in a sheer white organza bag, perfect for gift-giving! These coasters make adorable housewarming or hostess gifts! Cotton coasters are a wonderfully effective means of absorbing moisture and protecting furniture, and these Eggs and Toast Coasters will add a very unique touch! ***Set of 4 Eggs and Toast Coasters - Includes 2 Sunny Side Up Egg Coasters and 2 Buttered Toast Coasters ***Set of 6 Eggs and Toast Coasters - Includes 3 Sunny Side Up Egg Coasters and 3 Buttered Toast Coasters :::Care Instructions::: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low heat, gentle cycle, or lay flat to dry. Do not iron or dry clean.
