Anne anderson

. Gulliver's trip trough the metropolis After obtaining his liberty Gulliver sought the Emperor's permission to see Milendo,the metropolis. The permission was readily granted. An announcement was made in the city that people should keep away from Gulliver's route so that they are not accidentally trodden down. As Gulliver walked through the main street people stood on tops of their houses and in their garret windows to have a look of the man - mountain. Gulliver find that it was quite a big…

Anne Anderson, Golden Wonder Book, The Twelve Brothers, 1934

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Biographies and book illustration from the best Golden Age Illustrators; including Arthur Rackham, Kay Nielsen, Edmund Dulac, Anne Anderson and more.

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Anne Anderson - Art Gallery of complete Illustrations from the First Edition of the book Gateway to Chaucer, published in 1912.

СКАЗКИ БРАТЬЕВ ГРИММ The Frog Prince ate with the princess The Golden Goose The Goose Girl Hansel and Grethel Hansel and Grethel Presents of the Little Folk Gold from Straw The Old Woman in the Woods Rapunzel The Seven Crows The Shoes that were Danced to Pieces Snow White Strong Hans The Valiant…

Underdown, Emily. The Gateway to Chaucer. Stories Told by Emily Underdown, From The Canterbury Tales of Geoffrey Chaucer. With Sixteen Coloured Plates and Numerous Marginal Illustrations after Dra…

Anne Anderson’s Fairy Tales and Pictures, Little One Eye, Little Two Eyes, Little Three Eyes, 1935