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Image Not Available for ...He suddenly found close beside him a fearsome great dog... from The Ugly Duckling
...He suddenly found close beside him a fearsome great dog... from The Ugly Duckling
Image Not Available for ...He suddenly found close beside him a fearsome great dog... from The Ugly Duckling

...He suddenly found close beside him a fearsome great dog... from The Ugly Duckling

Artist Adrienne Adams (American, 1906-2002)
Author Hans Christian Andersen (Danish, 1805 - 1875)
Publisher Charles Scribner's Sons (American, founded 1846)
Date1965
MediumInk and graphite on illustration board
DimensionsImage: 32.4 × 46.5 cm (12 3/4 × 18 5/16 in.)
Sheet: 32.4 × 46.5 cm (12 3/4 × 18 5/16 in.)
ClassificationsDrawing
Credit LineGift of the artist
Object number1991.0053.001
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Image Not Available for ...He found himself in a big garden... from The Ugly Duckling
...He found himself in a big garden... from The Ugly Duckling
Adrienne Adams
1965
Image Not Available for Early next morning, he was seen by a peasant... from The Ugly Duckling
Early next morning, he was seen by a peasant... from The Ugly Duckling
Adrienne Adams
1965
Image Not Available for "But it's so lovely to swim in the water," said the duckling... from The Ugly Duckling
"But it's so lovely to swim in the water," said the duckling... from The Ugly Duckling
Adrienne Adams
1965
Image Not Available for Autumn now set in... from The Ugly Duckling
Autumn now set in... from The Ugly Duckling
Adrienne Adams
1965
Image Not Available for They mounted high, high up into the air,... from The Ugly Duckling
They mounted high, high up into the air,... from The Ugly Duckling
Adrienne Adams
1965
Image Not Available for What a cold winter it was!... from The Ugly Duckling
What a cold winter it was!... from The Ugly Duckling
Adrienne Adams
1965
Image Not Available for “Other nights Sammy lingered by the wide fireplace listening to the moaning sound of his aunt’s spinning wheel, or he joined the many children gathered in the kitchen. Negroes sat there telling fearsome stories of Old Raw Head and Bloody Bones—or the tale of the ‘Golden Arm’.” Illustration design for America’s Mark Twain
“Other nights Sammy lingered by the wide fireplace listening to the moaning sound of his aunt’s spinning wheel, or he joined the many children gathered in the kitchen. Negroes sat there telling fearsome stories of Old Raw Head and Bloody Bones—or the tale of the ‘Golden Arm’.”
Illustration design for America’s Mark Twain
Lynd Ward
c. 1962
"...Beaver and Otter, nestling close to their great egg, lay deep in sleep." from How Fletcher Was Hatched
"...Beaver and Otter, nestling close to their great egg, lay deep in sleep." from How Fletcher Was Hatched
Harry Devlin
1969
Image Not Available for Suddenly, the old woman... from Two Hundred Rabbits
Suddenly, the old woman... from Two Hundred Rabbits
Adrienne Adams
1968
Image Not Available for Suddenly Wanda said, "Sssh! Listen!"... from A Halloween Happening
Suddenly Wanda said, "Sssh! Listen!"... from A Halloween Happening
Adrienne Adams
1981
Image Not Available for Illustration design for The Remarkable Egg: "A small boy ... reached his hand right down into the coot's nest. "Look!' he called in surprise. 'Come see where I found my lost ball.'"
Illustration design for The Remarkable Egg: "A small boy ... reached his hand right down into the coot's nest. "Look!' he called in surprise. 'Come see where I found my lost ball.'"
Roger Duvoisin
published 1968
Image Not Available for “He will have a fine place to live, and all he wants to eat,” the men told Johnny. “And you can come and see him whenever you want,” Illustration design for The Biggest Bear
“He will have a fine place to live, and all he wants to eat,” the men told Johnny. “And you can come and see him whenever you want,” Illustration design for The Biggest Bear
Lynd Ward
1952