Here your can browse my collection of illustrated Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking Glass’, the famous sequel to “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”. Two Lewis Carroll’s Alice books are literature that no childhood should be without and are certainly the read you’d easily enjoy as adult. After all, “a children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children’s story in the slightest.” as C.S. Lewis famously remarked. See you on the other side of looking glass!
Over 100 Japanese artists have tried their hand at illustrating ‘Alice’. Stylistically, these illustrations are categorised into pre-WWII “Alice” and post-WWII “Alice”, with the latter broken down into new modern […]
“Alice in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking-Glass” illustrated by Kuniyoshi Kaneko Read More »
“Looking-Glass is a brilliant sequel – it is not a return of Wonderland but rather a more satisfying further adventure.” Dr. Selwyn Goodacre Though I dearly love every single ‘Alice’ in
Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking-Glass” illustrated by John Vernon Lord Read More »
Maggie Taylor’s Wonderland is bold and utterly original, a fusion of realism and illusion with an impact that challenges visually and intellectually. I oscillate between unease when multi-faced Alice impassively
“Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There” by Maggie Taylor Read More »
Is there such thing as too much “Alice”? Not in my library. I collect illustrated “Alice” for years now, constantly adding to and expanding my “Alice” holdings. Last I’ve checked