A brief rhyme and a charming picture for each letter, understated at first glance, with a limited colour palette of subdued tones of pink and taupe with a vintage feel […]
“Every Girl’s Alphabet” of girl power, spirit and charm Read More »
Maggie Taylor’s Wonderland is bold and utterly original, a fusion of realism and illusion with an impact that challenges visually and intellectually. I oscillate between unease when multi-faced Alice impassively
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“Maggie Taylor is Alice. It’s as simple as that, and I think there could hardly be a more apt matching of the artist to text than her images inspired by
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Is there such thing as too much “Alice”? Not in my library. I collect illustrated “Alice” for years now, constantly adding to and expanding my “Alice” holdings. Last I’ve checked
Hans Christian Andersen was born in Odense, Denmark on 2 April of 1805, and for over two centuries now adults and children have been falling under the spell of his
“Hans Christian Andersen” an illustrated biography of Denmark’s most famous storyteller Read More »