![Item #13939 PEER GYNT [With Original Illustration]. Henrick Ibsen, Arthur Rackham](https://typepunchmatrix.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/13939_1.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1781212915)
Signed limited edition, one of only 460 copies signed by Rackham, of this popular play based on a Norwegian fairy tale — accompanied by an original pen-and-ink drawing that appears on page 78 of the text.
![Item #16921 SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER [With Original Drawing]. Oliver Goldsmith, Hugh Thomson](https://typepunchmatrix.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/16921_1.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1781099045)
Signed limited edition of only 350 numbered copies signed by Thomson – this a presentation copy, not numbered, with an original signed drawing of a character from the book.
Two original drawings, as well as in-house related work product from the Macmillan publication of THE CIRCUS BABY (1950).
Original pen-and-ink drawing that appeared (greatly reduced) opposite the Contents page of COUNTRY COLIC, with two autograph letters from Lawson — one that describes how publishers used his art in publicity.
Original finished pen-and-ink drawing signed by Cady, used in THE RAGGEDY ANIMAL BOOK published by Rand McNally in 1928.
Signed original finished pen-and-ink drawing signed by Cady, used in THE RAGGEDY ANIMAL BOOK published by Rand McNally in 1928.
First Rackham edition, with a large half-page pen-and-ink drawing signed and dated in the year of publication by Rackham depicting two characters from the book.
First edition of White's first book for children, sold with an original pen-and-ink drawing by Garth Williams that appears on page 24 of the book.
Original finished pen-and-ink drawing used in the RAGGEDY ANIMAL BOOK published by Rand McNally in 1928.
Original finished pen-and-ink drawing used in the RAGGEDY ANIMAL BOOK published by Rand McNally in 1928.
Two original watercolors that appear in Rojankovsky's Golden Books publication of 1953 all about cats, including one that is nearly full page.
Signed finished watercolor used in Conover's 1989 book MOTHER GOOSE AND THE SLY FOX.
Original signed pen-and-ink drawing by Sendak, depicting Mickey Mouse looking up to a Wild Thing.
Signed original art featuring a little girl with a doll by the inimitable artist of cute little children.
Large fairy watercolor, ink, and tempera image used as the wrap-around cover image of TWINKIE TOWN TALES Book No. 2.
Three original watercolors from Rojankovsky's Golden Books publication of 1953 all about cats — including one image meant for the publication but which did not appear in the final version.
Fabulous signed original watercolor by William Timlin, best known for his fairy-populated science-fiction fantasy, THE SHIP THAT SAILED TO MARS.
Wonderful signed pen-and-ink study for the illustration appearing in Gág's Caldecott Medal Honor Book, SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS.
Signed limited edition, one of only 250 numbered copies signed and with a drawing by Aldin, a lovely copy.
Inscribed first printing of the Caldecott winner, an Easter story set in Pennsylvania Dutch country, with an original drawing by the author.
Large, comprehensive collection of notebooks, sketchbooks, original art, typescripts, mock-ups, correspondence and the like covering the career of noted children's book author and illustrator David McPhail.
Signed first US edition of this beautifully-illustrated book that encourages young readers to solve puzzles, count animals, and learn to read in the setting of a watering hole under threat.
Hand-corrected typescript chapter from Protheroe's "Budge and Betty" children's adventure series, with five original pen-and-ink drawings and one watercolor painting for use in the completed book.
Large collection of 44 pieces of original art for Thornton Burgess's long-running "Bedtime Story" column, featuring some of his most beloved characters as drawn by longtime collaborator Harrison Cady.
Spectacular first printing of the d'Aulaires' illustrated biography of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, with charming original watercolor and inscription.
