Two Original Graphite, Ink and Watercolor Drawings by Kate Greenaway, Published in Her Book "Under the Window" Early English Juvenilia shmoos would make very few

shmoos would make very few subsequent appearances in Li'l Abner

folded accordion-style into [12] leaves

with several closed tears with old cellophane tape repairs made to the backside of wrapper for what is an amazing survival that has kept the book looking almost as new

He decides to run away and see the rest of the world

worth the price of admission for the front cover illustration alone which features portraits of the four main characters in the story

Two Original Graphite, Ink and Watercolor Drawings by Kate Greenaway, Published in Her Book "Under the Window" Early English Juvenilia shmoos would make very few(Fine Art & Original Illustration) Greenaway, Kate. Two Original Graphite, Ink, and Watercolor Drawings for "Under the Window." London: George Routledge & Sons, [1878]. Two original production drawings, each executed in graphite, ink, and watercolor on paper. Sheets oriented vertically, measuring approximately 9" x 7 1 2" (7 5 8" x 5 1 2" sight), individually housed in archival mounts matted to 14" x 11". Both drawings are distinctly signed with the