Half Broke Horses by Jeannette Walls On a recent visit to the public library I noticed Half Broke Horses on the shelf. I was familiar with the author, having just listened to her other book The Gl…
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A brief look (one part post) at children's books cover art from the Victorian era through to 1925. These are mostly hard-bound books that feature colour printing, embossing and gilding as well as applied lithographic colour printing: 1871 Better Than Rubies 1872 Bluff Crag or A Good Word Costs Nothing 1873 Rose and Kate or The Little Howards 1875 A Cruise in the Acorn 1877 Stories About Horses Compiled by T.B.S. 1877 The Peep Show With 300 Pictures 1878c Birds & their Nests by Mary Howitt 1880 The Raccoon J.B.Lippincott & Co. Philadelphia. 1880c Chatterbox Album of Animals 1881 In His Father's Arms 1882 Abroad Thomas Crane & Ellen Houghton cover illustration by Thomas Crane 1883 John Angelo at the Water Colour Exhibition Daniel Lothrop & Co., Boston, MA 1883 Perseus the Gorgon Slayer 1883 Some of my Feathered and Four-Footed Friends 1885c Childhood's Wonders 1886 The Favourite Nursery Series Little Jack Frost's Album 1886 The Golden Play Book Illustrated Frederick Warne & Co. London 1886 The Large Picture Primer 1888 Play Days Cassell & Company Limited, New York, London, Paris & Melbourne 1888 Edith Series Editha's Burglar 1889 Things will take a turn by Beatrice Harraden 1890 Three Fairy Princesses Marcus Ward & Co. Ltd. London, Belfast & New York 1891 Chitty Chatty Stories McLoughlin Bros. New York Red Line Series 1892 The Admiral's Caravan by Charles E. Carryl 1893 The Favourite Book of Nursery Tales With 72 full-page Coloured Pictures 1894 Favourite Tales for the Nursery Thomas Nelson & Son. London, Edinburgh & New York 1894 Gerty's Triumph 1894 Tales from Hans Andersen 1895 The Story of Rosina and other Verses by Austin Dobson Illustrated by Hugh Thomson 1896 Grimm's Household Stories Illustrated 1896 Mother Goose's Rhymes Jingles & Fairy Tales 1896 Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves 1896 Tales from Hans Andersen 1897 Fairy Tales from the Far North by P.C. Asbjönsen Translated by H. Brækstad 1897 Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There 1897c Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 1898 A Bunch of Cherries by L.T. Meade 1898 An Almanac of Twelve Sports by William Nicholson with words by Rudyard Kipling 1898 Daddy Jake The Runaway and Other Stories by "Uncle Remus" Joel Chandler Harris 1898 Denise and Ned Toodles by Gabrielle F. Jackson 1898 The Boys of '98 by James Otis 1898 The Fairy Book by Miss Mulock 1898 The Giant Scissors by Annie Fellowes Johnson Cosy Corner Series 1905 Little Pickles 1907c Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 1910 Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates by Mary Mapes Dodge 1925 Pinocchio illustrated by Frederick Richardson n.d. Chatterbox Album of Animals n.d. Kiddie Record Song and Story Book Number Two cover by Clara M. Burd
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The land of Saudi Arabia shaped the Arabian horse, honing its unyielding athleticism, perfecting its distinct features, building its good temperament. Since the time of the Bedouin tribes, the Arabian horse has reigned supreme as the most prized species. Today, Saudi Arabia’s enthusiasm for equestrian life has led to the country hosting the world’s richest horse race in addition to numerous valuable and prestigious equine competitions and events. And now, as in the past, the Arabian horse stands apart from the rest, prouder, more valued and with no equal. With original photography by Oliver Pilcher, Horses from Saudi Arabia presents the beauty of this beloved animal in its native landscape. PAGE COUNT200 pagesNUMBER OF ILLUSTRATIONSover 100LANGUAGEEnglishRELEASED ONJanuary 2024DIMENSIONSW 39 x L 48 x D 8 cmCOVER MATERIALSSilk Hardcover in silk clamshellISBN 9781649801777WEIGHT8,1 kg
Here is the place for all your fairy tale and fairy, troll, imp, sprite, gnome elf, pixie illustrations from the past up to 1970. This group is strictly for all those who love to share their collections of books, postcards, sheet music, magazine illustrations etc., of past gems featuring such tales as The Princess and the Pea etc, and images of fairies created by such gifted hands as Arthur Rackham, Kay Nielson, Anne Anderson, insert *your* favorite here. It is NOT for photographs of any kind, no real dogs with wings, children in party dresses, or of pictures of feet. There are other wonderful sites for photography and new art work of the fairy tale and fairy worlds on flickr, Please share with the flickr community your passion for the splendiferous illustration of places and creatures that live-- if only in our vast imaginations.
Marguerite Henry's Misty of Chincoteague is a wonderful historical fiction book about the wild horses of Assateague Island. This free horse unit study based on Misty of Chincoteague has
Arguably, one of the most beautiful and admired cultural centers in Europe is the city of Prague in the Czech Republic, founded circa 880. The capital of
As German artists drew inspiration from the rural landscape, rapid industrialisation saw an emerging avant garde movement in its modern cities.
Sbeve is a slang variation of the phrase 'She Believed' which apparently is trending.
Since men and woman have been capable of making vocal sounds, incantations have been floated on airwaves by enchanters, who whispering charms, spells in rituals, hymns and prayers, invoked curses, raised protection deities and summoned demons.
Bibliomulas (book mules) are mule-borne bookmobiles that transport books to remote villages in Venezuela. The project is by the University of Momboy in
A traditional souvenir from the Swedish region Dalarna.
The Five Roles of a Master Herder A Revolutionary Model for Socially Intelligent Leadership Linda Kohanov 2016 New World Library (Book) Now available at www.amazon.com Across several bestselling books, author and... More »
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If you only have 3 days in Vienna, you have to make it worthwhile. Few cities offer such a lively mix of history and culture. Vienna has become synonymous with music thanks to composers like Mozart, Strauß, and Haydn, and the influence of the House of Hapsburg can be seen in the Vienna's incredible palaces, the Vienna State Opera, Spanish Riding School and plethora of Baroque architecture. Of course, Vienna's famous coffeehouses & pastries make it worth a 3 day visit, at the very least!
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