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- Alice Illustrators guide
In 1907 the British copyright on Alice's Adventures in Wonderland expired, and any publisher was free to create a new edition. Several did, and to differentiate themselves from the others (as well as to create copyrightable property of their own) many chose to produce new illustrated editions. Luckily, this event coincided with what Richard Dalby calls the peak of the Golden Age of children's book illustration, "the decade from 1905 to 1914 when dozens of opulent large quarto gift books with mounted colour plates... were published every year." Of course, American publishers were not so scrupulous, and new illustrated editions predate 1907 (e.g. Newell 1901, Kirk 1904).
These books are collectors items now, and many command a premium in the antiquarian book market. Harvard, Princeton, and the Library of Congress house collections that are rarely seen by the public. Private collections abound, including that of the Lovetts, and many illustrations can be seen in the recent Bantam edition compiled and arranged by Cooper Edens.
- Alice in Wonderland presented by Claw Theater
Has to be seen to be believed!
- Alice In Wonderland Special Animated Presentation!
In the summer of 1862, on a lazy, sunny afternoon Charles Dodgson (a.k.a. Lewis Carroll) took young Alice and her two sisters, Edith and Lorina, on a row-boating trip to a local picnic spot. Alice and her sisters pleaded for Mr. Dodgson to tell them a story; and Dodgson didn't disapoint. Later, he wrote down "Alice's Adventures under Ground," which he published in 1865, as "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland."
- Illustrators of Alice
Lewis Carroll's Alice books have been illustrated by hundreds of illustrators. Here are listed illustrators that are represented on the web, although the links below are not necessarily related to their Alice work. They are listed in chronological order by the date that their illustrations of Alice were first published.
- Lauren's Alice Site
Fabulous resource for all things Alice.
- Lewis Carroll Centenary, 1998
Information about Lewis Carroll
- LEWIS CARROLL HOME PAGE
Welcome to the Lewis Carroll home page, which is hosted by the Lewis Carroll Society of North America. We hope to provide useful information for the Carroll enthusiast as well as the novice and all those in between. Cyberspace seems a suitable home for information regarding a man who didn't want his true identity linked to his best work. I was told to mention that he wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
What follows is a guide to Lewis Carroll resources and documents on-line and in print. This site is run by Joel Birenbaum and here are my credentials.
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