Anna & Varvara Kendel

 

Wolves, illustration by twin illustrators Anna and Varvara Kendel.

John Hassall II

 

This is an earlier poster by John Hassall dated at around 1901

John Hassall I

 Lithograph Little Red Riding Hood Poster for a pantomime 1930 by John Hassall (1868-1948).

Harry Clarke

 

It is wonderful to find new vintage illustrations this one is by Harry Clarke from The Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault 1922.

Henry Patrick Clarke (17 March 1889 – 6 January 1931) was an Irish stained-glass artist and book illustrator a leading figure in the Irish Arts and Crafts Movement, his work was influenced by both the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. His ink work is phenomenal, very alike to Aubrey Beardsley's.

Jennie Harbour II

My Book of Favourite Fairy Tales,  Illustrated by Jennie Harbour. 

Jennie Harbour I

 'Little Red Riding Hood' by Jennie Harbour (1893- 1959) from 'My book of favourite fairy tales', 1921. This illustration is full of the elegance of the 1920's the trees bark is like lines of sequins or pearls on a typical 1920's dress.

Angela Smyth III

 

The crocodile like wolves, wolf like crocodiles, of Angela Smyth are always a delight here are some enjoying making music. 

Mark Timmins

 

I am putting this abstract collage by Mark Timmins as a red riding hood, I suppose because of the suggested threat in the image. Swallows numbers are going down year on year. Their incredible migration is ever more treacherous because of global warming and it's effect on wind, wave, flood and fire. 

Man's hand descending from the sky all powerful, towards this swallow headed lady fits the LRRH narrative. 

Christian Stork

 

Little Red Riding Hood collage by Christian Stork.