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Tea Party, c. 1880 by Kate Greenaway.
Kate Greenaway was one of the most popular children's book illustrators of the 19th century. Her idealized children were just what her Victorian audience wanted.
posted by Martha at 9:33 AM
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Tea Party, c. 1880 by Kate Greenaway.
Kate Greenaway was one of the most popular children's book illustrators of the 19th century. Her idealized children were just what her Victorian audience wanted.
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Welcome to my art history blog. The format is simple and the purpose is to show you a piece of art, give you a little background, and leave the rest up to you. I make my own line of jewelry that can be found at www.youngestdaughter.com. Now I have added a vintage cookbook blog because I like the pictures more than anything else.
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"Knowing just what they want!"
Sometimes an illustrator's gotta do what an ilustrator's gotta do!
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