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PomegranateKids Coloring Card Sets in Decorative Tins - Lot of 10 - Brand New!
PomegranateKids Coloring Card Sets in Decorative Tins - Lot of 10 - Brand New - Factory Sealed!
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Quantity 5 - Alice in Wonderland Sets
Millions of readers know and love Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, but far fewer know that the first published edition of Lewis Carroll’s beloved tale was illustrated by an English knight who was blind in one eye. Sir John Tenniel (English, 1820–1914) was a popular political cartoonist for the British humor magazine Punch when Carroll asked him to draw Alice. Tenniel’s artistry, gentlemanly good humor, and political good taste had earned the admiration and respect of readers and politicians alike, and would lead to his knighthood in 1893.
A Londoner from birth, Tenniel briefly attended the Royal Academy of Arts but was largely self-taught as an artist. Blessed with a keen intellect and a photographic memory, Tenniel drew on his own powers of observation rather than sketching from models or photographs. His imagination and expressive style brought Alice and her adventures to life on the page.
Inside this coloring book are twenty outlined illustrations from The Nursery “Alice”: Containing Twenty Coloured Enlargements from Tenniel’s Illustrations to “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” which Carroll adapted for “children from nought to five.” Tenniel’s full-color illustrations are reproduced on the inside of the front and back covers. We’ve also included a few blank pages at the end of the book, so you can draw and color your own adventures as well as Alice’s.
Contains two each of the following notecards:
• The White Rabbit, from Chapter I, “The White Rabbit.”
• Drink me, from Chapter II, “How Alice Grew Tall.”
• Alice with a long neck, from Chapter II, “How Alice Grew Tall.”
• Alice and the Mouse in the Pool of Tears, from Chapter III, “The Pool of Tears.”
• The Caucus-Race, from Chapter IV, “The Caucus-Race.”
Quantity 2 - Susan Stockdale's Birds
Contains two each of five different bird images including: Atlantic Puffins, Indigo Buntings, Broad-tailed Hummingbird, Keel-billed Toucan and Great Frigatebird.
Quantity 2 Susan Seddon Boulet: Unicorns
Visionary artist Susan Seddon Boulet’s early paintings featured enchanting images from fairy tale and fantasy, notably those of the mythical unicorn, a creature of dreams. Legend has it that this magical beast could be tamed by a fair and virtuous young maiden.
Quantity 1 - Tiffany Stained Glass
The unrivaled master of stained glass, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 18481933) incorporated landscapes, abstract patterns, and botanical motifs into rich-hued windows that adorned churches, civic buildings, steamships, and private homes. The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, Florida, is home to the world's most comprehensive Tiffany collection.
Contains two each of the following notecards:
• Window (detail), First Presbyterian Church
• Parrots window
• Daffodils window
• Panel (detail),R. B. Mellon House
• Maiden Feeding Flamingos in the Court of a Roman House window
Contains two each of five different unicorn images adapted from paintings by Susan Seddon Boulet (American, b. Brazil, 1941–1997).
Each set comes with 10 notecards (5 x 7 in.) to color (2 each of 5 designs), with 10 envelopes, pictures of the original full-color art and 6 nontoxic crayons in a decorative tin.
This item is published by PomegranateKids®, an imprint of Pomegranate Communications, and is CPSIA compliant.
Dimensions: 19 x 2.5 x 14.6 cm
Just as pictured.
-20.00-9.00-WHO
Includes:
Quantity 5 - Alice in Wonderland Sets
Millions of readers know and love Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, but far fewer know that the first published edition of Lewis Carroll’s beloved tale was illustrated by an English knight who was blind in one eye. Sir John Tenniel (English, 1820–1914) was a popular political cartoonist for the British humor magazine Punch when Carroll asked him to draw Alice. Tenniel’s artistry, gentlemanly good humor, and political good taste had earned the admiration and respect of readers and politicians alike, and would lead to his knighthood in 1893.
A Londoner from birth, Tenniel briefly attended the Royal Academy of Arts but was largely self-taught as an artist. Blessed with a keen intellect and a photographic memory, Tenniel drew on his own powers of observation rather than sketching from models or photographs. His imagination and expressive style brought Alice and her adventures to life on the page.
Inside this coloring book are twenty outlined illustrations from The Nursery “Alice”: Containing Twenty Coloured Enlargements from Tenniel’s Illustrations to “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” which Carroll adapted for “children from nought to five.” Tenniel’s full-color illustrations are reproduced on the inside of the front and back covers. We’ve also included a few blank pages at the end of the book, so you can draw and color your own adventures as well as Alice’s.
Contains two each of the following notecards:
• The White Rabbit, from Chapter I, “The White Rabbit.”
• Drink me, from Chapter II, “How Alice Grew Tall.”
• Alice with a long neck, from Chapter II, “How Alice Grew Tall.”
• Alice and the Mouse in the Pool of Tears, from Chapter III, “The Pool of Tears.”
• The Caucus-Race, from Chapter IV, “The Caucus-Race.”
Quantity 2 - Susan Stockdale's Birds
Contains two each of five different bird images including: Atlantic Puffins, Indigo Buntings, Broad-tailed Hummingbird, Keel-billed Toucan and Great Frigatebird.
Quantity 2 Susan Seddon Boulet: Unicorns
Visionary artist Susan Seddon Boulet’s early paintings featured enchanting images from fairy tale and fantasy, notably those of the mythical unicorn, a creature of dreams. Legend has it that this magical beast could be tamed by a fair and virtuous young maiden.
Quantity 1 - Tiffany Stained Glass
The unrivaled master of stained glass, Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 18481933) incorporated landscapes, abstract patterns, and botanical motifs into rich-hued windows that adorned churches, civic buildings, steamships, and private homes. The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, Florida, is home to the world's most comprehensive Tiffany collection.
Contains two each of the following notecards:
• Window (detail), First Presbyterian Church
• Parrots window
• Daffodils window
• Panel (detail),R. B. Mellon House
• Maiden Feeding Flamingos in the Court of a Roman House window
Contains two each of five different unicorn images adapted from paintings by Susan Seddon Boulet (American, b. Brazil, 1941–1997).
Each set comes with 10 notecards (5 x 7 in.) to color (2 each of 5 designs), with 10 envelopes, pictures of the original full-color art and 6 nontoxic crayons in a decorative tin.
This item is published by PomegranateKids®, an imprint of Pomegranate Communications, and is CPSIA compliant.
Dimensions: 19 x 2.5 x 14.6 cm
Just as pictured.
-20.00-9.00-WHO
