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Delaware

FAIRY TALES TO NURSERY

RHYMES: THE DROLLER

COLLECTION OF PICTURE

BOOK ART

DELAWARE ART MUSEUM•WILMINGTON, DEL.
DELART.ORG•THROUGH MAY 12

1. “Said the Pye-man to Simon
   ‘Show me now your penny’”;
   illustration for The Story of Simple
   Simon
   by Frank Adams
   ink and gouache on illustration board,
   14⁹⁄₁^6 x10⁹⁄₁^6
   ©COLLECTION OF MICHAEL AND ESTHER
   DROLLER


2. Deaf Martha; illustration for
   Little Ann and Other Poems
   by Kate Greenaway
   watercolor and ink on paper, 4⁵⁄₁^6 x6⅝
   ©COLLECTION OF MICHAEL AND ESTHER
   DROLLER

2.

1.

“Fairy Tales to Nursery Rhymes: The Droller
Collection of Picture Book Art” features art from
some of the world’s best-loved children’s book illustrators,
including Randolph Caldecott, Arthur Rackham and Kate
Greenaway, and more modern artists such as Barbara Cooney,
Jerry Pinkney and Maurice Sendak. Artists from eight coun-
tries and evolving styles from over several hundred years are
shown. The museum has included images of “imaginary charac-
ters, talking animals and fantastical adventures,” according to
its website. The exhibition, organized by the Eric Carle Museum
of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Mass., displays more than 100
original illustrations.