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Hi everyone, here is a frame of Little Red Riding Hood saying to her
Grandmother, "What Great Arms You Have" I believe it could be
a print from a book and was frame but I am not positive. Need your
input what you think. I have search for the initials M. Z. P. but nothing is coming up. I could sure use your help. This is something I would like to
pass on to my grandchildren. Thank you
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Really LOVE this illustration, and have been trying to find it and the artist. Without success. Yes, I love this illustration so much that I logged on despite the fact that I have work to do. Someone has to recognize this, as it is quite delightful.
This iilustration is from "Once Upon a Time: A Book of Old-Time Fairy Tales" - Margaret Evans Price, Illustrator - Chicago: Rand McNally & Company 1921
Hi Mustangtony! Great job!!! Ms. Price produced at least two little reds. I tried her on the following page, and got a different image. When I didn't find another, I gave up on her.
http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/illustrations/ridinghood/pricered1.html
But she was here.
Grhttp://www.surlalunefairytales.com/illustrations/ridinghood/pricered2.html
Did you a have to search long? I was surprised at how long it took me because this is such an excellent illustration. Great job!!! : )
Bratjdd, you might enjoy James Thurber's version of LRRH:
http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/quotes/picnicba.html
Did not take long - just googled Little Red Riding Hood illustrations, then checked images. Found it about half way down page - same illustration
miKKO - your first web address is where I found her - it is illustration #2
Thanks, mustangtony! You did well, sir! I had insomnia last night and decided to look on CW before starting work, and was snared by this charming illustration. We thought alike, but I was not thorough. You were thorough, and a gentleman, to boot. : D
Wow guys Thank you so much for all your Help!!! I dont want to cause no sleep disturbance. I do Appreciate you both,and OMG!!! I love the link Thank you, Thank you mustantony you are wonderful!!!
Thank you BELLIN68