Hazel Terry

 

Tiny smaller than a pinkie nail, this Red Riding Hood was made for Folktale week. 

Milimbo IV

 

In Bed With Little Red Riding Hood, by master graphics and paper engineers Milimbo.

Milimbo III

 

A wordless storytelling book by the genius's of Milimbo, using photographs of scenic collages in this case to illustrate Red Riding Hood, but this large format book as other illustration styles for each classic fairytale. 

Audrey Day

 

A handmaids tale of folklore week by Audrey Day .

Felix Hoffmann

 

Very expressive illustrations of Little Red Riding Hood by Swiss illustrator Felix Hoffmann (1911-1975) date of publication currently unknown.

Gek Tessaro

 

Wolf by Gek Tessaro

Viktor Chizhikov

 

'Wolf Song' published in 1988, written by Borys Zachoder and illustrated by Viktor Chizhikov, with fabulously scary wolves. 

Irina

 

Irina's wolf. Irina makes unique dolls and sculptures. 

Jesús Cisneros

 

Wolf by Jesús Cisneros from the cover of his new book, 'the art of Jesús Cisneros' published by Hoaki Books

Tsukasa Osamu II

 

A further wolf and girl from the portfolio of Tsukasa Osamu, this time from the 1972 book 'The Boy Who Went to Learn Magic' illustrated by Osamu Tsukasa, written by Bechstein.

Tsukasa Osamu I

 

Wolfish post here, but I loved the imagery so here goes, "Kon-kichi's silly life" written by Okano Kaoruko and illustrated by Tsukasa Osamu, published in 1975. 

Hana Berggren

 

A poor ratty red riding hood this morning by Hana Berggren.  

Yoshiharu Suzuki

 

"The Wolf of Passage" written by Yusuke Imanishi and illustrated by Yoshiharu Suzuki published in 1992.

Ed Young

Lon Po Po, A Red Riding Hood Story from China by Ed Young (1931–2023) the Chinese-born American children's illustrator and1989 Caldecott Medal Winner. It has been speculated that Little Red Ridding Hood was originally a Chinese folk tale and it is lovely to see a more Chinese interpretation. 

Natali Fortier

 

Wolf and bird by Natali Fortier .

Peter Bankov

 

Theatre poster by Peter Bankov.

Carol Rama

 

Carol Rama (1918-2015)

MARU 個展

 

A little red in a snowy forest by MARU 個展　

Yevgeny Ivanovich Charushin

Yevgeny Ivanovich Charushin

Wolves from a 1929 Russian children’s book, lithographed on the stone by Yevgeny Ivanovich Charushin, under the watchful eye of Vladimir Lebedev, for the State Publishing House.

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.