Jean De Brunhoff: Babar and His Children. 1st American edition, translated from the original French by Merle Haas
New York: Random House, 1938. Small 4to hardcover with blue cloth back, no dustjacket. (2), 38 pages, color illustrated throughout. Some brown spots scattered and small tears to lower inner margins. No name or scribblings or the like, overall a very good copy
First US edition of Babar en famille 1938.
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Carlsen, 1972. Folio. Original kartonbind (hardcover). (24) pp. Illustreret med malerier af Henri Rousseau i farver. Godt solidt eksemplar
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Gyldendal, 1982 (1968). Original kartonbind. (32) pp. Illustreret i farver. Lidt kantslid men ellers ren og pæn
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Høm (Höm), Jesper. – Gronlykke (Grønlykke), Sven:. Børnenes Billedbog ( ‘For Kids Only: An Adventure in Reading Without Words’ – ‘Kinderbildbuch’). First edition, 2nd printing. Copenhagen: 1979 (1975). Original photoillustrated wrappers. Unpaginated (app. 480 pages). Illustrated throughout with black-and-white photographs by Jesper Höm. This copy is in very good+ condition,…
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highly charming children’s book Asger Jorn made for his son Troels in 1949. Troels was only four years old at the time, and Jorn was separating from his wife, former student, and mother of his three children. The artist considered the book too personal, and chose not to publish it in his lifetime. In 1981 – Eight years after Jorn’s passing – a first facsimile edition was released by the Silkeborg Kunstmuseum. This is a later reprint, identical to the first edition.The story of encounters between two animals. First, a lion tries (and fails) to eat a giraffe, then a pig, then an elephant. The starving lion ultimately gets help from the Aganaks – small, fantastical creatures imagined by Jorn. This is the second printing, identical to the first edition. The book tells the story of encounters between two animals. First, a lion tries (and fails) to eat a giraffe, then a pig, then an elephant. The starving lion ultimately gets help from the Aganaks – small, fantastical creatures imagined by Jorn
