This edition of Grimm's Fairytales was published by Follett in 1968 and illustrated by children from around the world. Little Red was illustrated by Helene Dekker (1955- ) was aged thirteen in 1968 and lived in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
This edition of Grimm's Fairytales was published by Follett in 1968 and illustrated by children from around the world. Little Red was illustrated by Helene Dekker (1955- ) was aged thirteen in 1968 and lived in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
Three illustrations from Little Red from an anthology of Grimm's Fairy Tales, illustrated by Janusz Grabianski (1929-1976), published in 1962.
Including detail from the fabulous endpapers (below) Janusz has used a combination of loose expressive watercolour and charcoal.
A paper cut character that screamed Red Riding Hood to me, from the creative mind and hands that is Jamie Tobin. Tough Jamie says it is a fox catcher, I see it more as the grandmother of Little Red.
The above hand coloured version was reprinted in “Little Red Riding-Hood.” Histories or Tales of Past Times Written for Children, Told By Mother Goose with Morals, Charles Perrault, illustrator not attributed, republished by The Nonesuch Press in 1925,
Le Petit Chaperon Rouge [Les Beaux Contes - Nos Loisirs 1909] with beautiful pencil drawings by Alfredo Vaccari (1877 - 1933).
'Para Cuidarte Mejor' by Ximena, García, published in 2017 by Uranito, Illustrated in a beautiful Persian style and glowing with all it's shades of red.
Illustration by Javier Zabala, from a book with multiple illustrations of the story by different illustrators, 'Caperucita Roja' published in Barcelona 2011.
Ancient cloth bound Czech version of Little Red Riding Hood, published in 1867, illustrated by Milé Dètičy.