Marien Tillet

'Rouge Chaperon petit Le', by Marien Tillet, published 2012 a highly patterned, abstract silent book. 

Martine Bourre

'Din'Roa la vaillante' by Jean-Louis Le Craver,  illustrated by Martine Bourre,  using beautiful drawing and ink brush work with block print details. Published in 2006.

Maginel Wright Enright Barney

 

A 1937 Little Red Riding Hood illustrated by Maginel Wright Enright Barney, published by Merrill Publishing Company, Chicago. Maginel Wright Enright Barney (1891-1966) was the younger sister of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Maginel illustrated 63 books and she also raised an illustrator daughter Elizabeth Enright.

Lajos Kondor

Some 'wolfishness' today by Hungarian illustrator Lajos Kondor (1926-2006) from 'Agniya Barto "I Know What You Need to Invent" published in Russian 1983.

Leonard Weiscard I

 

An ink drawing by Leonard Weiscard's  (1916-2000) illustrated Grimms fairytales of 1954.

Mary Ernest Ames

 

'Then comes a maid

Who rides, of course,

What you would imagine, 

To be a horse.

But no! It's a wolf

And I hope he's good.

For on his back,

Is Red Riding Hood

The Bedtime book by Mary Ernest Ames (1860–1914), published in 1901 by Grant Richards.

Frédéric Théodore Lix

 

Little Red Riding Hood, 1885, print after a drawing by Frédéric Théodore Lix From Les Contes de Perrault, published by Garnier Frères.

Unattributed 1859

 

'Red Riding Hood', an extremely rare Dean's Moveable Book, published by Dean & Son, London, 1859, with little tabs to pull to create the motion. 

Thomas Webster

 

An 1846 illustration of Little Red Riding Hood by Thomas Webster.

Unattributed 1880

 

There is not even a date given to this series of hand coloured etchings but I have gone with 1880's because of Little Red Riding Hood's distinctive hat and shoes. I really like to see the differences in style in these early illustrations and subtle nuances of the story's interpretation at different times.