Adam Kilian – Illustration for Anna Kamienska's Zajeczy Palac

 

 "Zajeczy Palac' 1984 written by Anna Kamienska and illustrated by Polish illustrator and puppeteer Adam Kilian.

Aleksandra Czudżak

 

Polish artist Aleksandra Czudżak's work can be dark and folkloric, her portfolio has many images that are or could be related to the story of Red Riding Hood.

Tini Malitius

 

A wonderful graphic Little Red Riding Hood illustration by German illustrator Tini Malitius. 

Emma Friedlander-Collins

 

Emma Friedlander-Collins is currently obsessed with making tiny worlds in layered story boxes. This is her Little Red Riding Hood story box.

Werner Klemke III

 

Does Little Red see what she wants to be in the wolf's helmet or what is in the wolfs head . . . the chicken and egg quandary of patriarchy. This illustration by Werner Klemke appeared in 'Das Magazin' November 1958.

Shirozu Roko

 

Many Headed wolf sculpture by Shirozu Roko.

Werner Klemke II

 

The wolf reading about Little Red Riding Hood by German artist Werner Klemke (1919-1994).

Hazel Terry

 

Poppy Red sketch of LRRH for some reason this fairytale is still home an anchor for when I'm lost.

Salvador Bartolozzi

Little Red Riding Hood, published 1923, illustrated by Salvador Bartolozzi (1882-1950) a Spanish puppeteer. Designer, illustrator, painter, sculptor, and designer.

Valeria Marcon.

 

Valeria Marcon (sorry I cannot find web link for Valeria).

Sue Shields

 Print by Sue Shields

Natalie Pudalov II

 

A new little red illustration by Natalie Pudalov

Hazel Terry

A little illustration about chin hair . . . with a pink winceyette nightie, this granny gobbling wolf is in trouble with a Little Red armed with tweezers.

 

Raul Nieto Guridi IV

 

The ever wonderful Raul Nieto Guridi.

Hoang Giang

 

Hoang Giang

Julia Sardà

 

This 'wolfish thing' is an illustration by Spanish illustrator Julia Sardà from her book 'The Wolf's Secret'.

Mariana Rio

Mariana Rio

 

Elizabeth Ivanovsky

Sorry very blury image I will try to find a better one at some point. Little Red by Elizabeth Ivanovsky (1910-2006)
 

Mika Hirasa VI

 Mika Hirasa

Imen Roulala

 

Lino cut by Imen Roulala

Anne Bernasconi

French artist Anne Bernasconi's Little Red Riding Hood works.

Marjorie-Ann Watts

 

Vintage style covers for Catherine Storr's (1913–2001) series about the wolf under the bed by Marjorie-Ann Watts. Marjorie Ann Watts is the daughter of Punch cartoonist Arthur Watts. After training as a painter and illustrator in the 1940s, she worked for a time as an art editor and typographer before embarking on a career writing and illustrating books for children.

Jenny Meilihove

 

A little red by Jenny Meilihove.

Diana Sudyka II

 

Illustration by Diana Sudyka

Kirsty Elson

 

Easter Wolf by Kirsty Elson.

Beni Montresor

Beni Montresor (1926-2001) 'Little Red Riding Hood', Published by Doubleday 1991. In his illustrations, Beni Montresor pays homage to 19th century illustrator Gustave Doré. 

Above: Les Contes de Perrault by Charles Perrualt, illustrated by Gustave Dore, 1861

Doré was one of the most famous illustrators of Perrault's Little Red Riding Hood and Montresor's images imitate some of his most memorable engravings: the encounter in the woods, the wolf at grandmother's bedside, and Little Red Riding Hood in bed with the wolf. However they also have the contemporary quality of Maurice Sendak's 'Where the Wild Things Are' with their dense rich foliage.