Franz Melchers, July. With thanks to The Blue Lantern.
Design by Nikola Cernovich. Created to accompany This, a poem by Charles Olson. Black Mountain, NC: Black Mountain College Graphics Workshop, 1952. (From poetsorg)
(via fourteenth)
A drawing by Anne Frank, which she made in the sixth class of the Montessori school. With thanks to bellswithin.
”She could not help setting the door a little ajar, just to peep in, when—Pop! Out flew the moon.”
From the book: Kay Nielsen—East of the Sun West of the Moon
Thank you,blejz.
Landscape. From Adrienne Adams’ What Makes A Shadow, 1960. Thank you, newhousebooks and topazthesong.
Illustration in an Ursula K. Le Guin short story book. Thank you, teachingliteracy, libraryland and rollupyoursleeves on Flickr.
Why do they say wolves are bad? Illustration by Quentin Gréban. This is wonderful. Thank you, toelle & athousandcranes.
The Moon Singer, Vintage Kids’ Books. Thank you. nevver.
Drawing by Russell Patterson courtesy of The Pictorial Arts.
