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!
Gavin O’Keefe is one of Australia’s most talented book illustrators and graphic designers. He is a trained violist who worked as a professional orchestral musician. His interest and passion for […]
Why, after all, shouldn’t such a surreal place as Wonderland shift and warp when revisited? 1 Gavin O’Keefe This is the second part of my Gavin O’Keefe “Wonderland” review. In
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Hundreds of artists since Lewis Carroll himself and Sir John Tenniel have responded to the challenge of representing Alice, deploying all the artistic techniques available. This remarkable anthology shows us
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Alice is something of an Everest for illustrators and many of the best have gone on from “Wonderland” to “Through the Looking-Glass”… Dennis Hall Rene Cloke-The Illustrator British illustrator Rene Cloke
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“I sometimes paint against my will, without pleasure, with fear even. I sometimes paint out of duty to the truth.” Jean-Claude Silbermann is a French poet and painter born in