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The front is decorated with a monochrome illustration of children walking around the dark-green title emblem. Each page consists of a rhyme and matching illustration. After she studied art at Islington, Kate Greenaway (1846-1901) came to work for the printer and publisher Edmund Evans. The way she depicted the enchanted Regency world was very appealing to the Victorians. Her popularity spread all over the Western world, as did that of her greatest rivals Walter Crane and Randolph Caldecott. B2330
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Hardcover with green linen spine and cardboard front and back. The boards edges are worn. The book is overall in good condition. The printed colours are of lower quality than in the (1878) Routledge edition. 19 x 24 cm, 1-64 pp. With wood engravings by Edmund Evans, after illustrations by Kate Greenaway.
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