Showing posts with label Vyaceslav Legkobit. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Art Attacks



 Alice and Martin Provensen, The Color Kittens, 1949
(one of my favorite books when I was child!)


Dale Maxey, back cover of Nurseryland Annual, 1969 

Vladimir Pivovarov, 1971, thanks to polny_shkaf

N. Radlov, 1990


Gwen KeravalOscar et l'impala


 unknown author, from L'enfant et la lecture


Anthony BrowneWilly's Pictures

Sandra Boynton, Chlöe and Maude, 1984, thanks to Vintage Kids' Books My Kid Loves




Nicola BayleyParrot Cat, 1984

 Kurt Vargo for Art Direction Magazine, 1980s

Sunday, December 2, 2012

King of the Barnyard


Istvan Banyai, Zoom 

Károly Reich, thanks to Sun Tear on kidpix


Vyaceslav Legkobit (I have already posted this one, but it's such an happy picture)


K.Ovchinnikov, 1989

Lidija Glinskiené, Little Fire, Conqueror of Seven, 1965

Andrzej Owsiński, Zwierzeta, via polska ilustracja dla dzieci

David Leonard, thanks to Letslookupandsmile



two illustrations from Carlos Marchiori's Sally Go Round the Sun, thanks to bookvart

Ray Garrod, via Retro Graphic Design


Rooster lovers can also visit our previous galleries here, here and here


Thursday, January 12, 2012

Country Folks


This time of year always finds me in the mood for some 
good old fashioned folk-inspired art from Russia and Eastern Europe.
I would be very happy to live in the same village as all these lively creatures!

Russian figurine, thanks to Made with Love by Hannah (check out her blog 
fully of lovely hand-crafted, folk-inspired clothing, art and tutorials)


Yuri VasnetsovRussian folk song, via HannaRivka


Russian Folk Tales, author unknown, thanks to normanack 


Vladimir Golozubov, Two Roosters, thanks to Kievljanka




Josef Lada, thanks to 50 Watts 


Solomea Loboda, linocut from Ukrainian folk Rhymes, thanks to polny shkaf

another lovely book from HannaRivka

 L'udovita Fullu, Varila Mysicka Kasicku, 1966 ( a lucky vintage bookstore find)


Rumen Skorchev, Bulgarian Folk Tales, 1979, 

thanks to Book Graphics


Feodor Rojankovsky, The three bears, 1967 



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