The Story of Little Red Riding Hood

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"An imprint of Chronicle Books"
"The black-and-white base illustrations were drawn on two-ply plate Bristol-weight (100 lb.) board...using Speedball Hunt 108 and bowl pointed pen nibs with Higgins Black Magic Waterproof Drawing Ink. The finished...drawings were transferred...by xerographic process onto 80 lb. hot press Fabriano watercolor paper and painted with Winsor & Newton Artists' Watercolour Paints."
Originally appeared in Kinder- und Hausmärchen, 7th ed., 1857--Cover, p. 3.
The translation of Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm's version of the tale is from "Rotkäppchen" as it appeared in 1857--Cover, p. 3.
Includes a fold-out translation of Perrault's "The tale of Little Red Riding Hood" inside the back cover.
"Le petit chaperon rouge" is included in "Histoires ou contes du temps passé, avec des moralitiés," (Paris, Barbin, 1697)--Cover, p. 3.
"The illustrations accompanying the Perrault text are by Ludwig Richter, and first appeared in "Lidwig Bechstein's Märchenbuch (1835)."--Cover, p. 3.
A little girl meets a wolf in the forest on her way to visit her grandmother.
Contents: Petit Chaperon rouge.

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AN oldie but a goodie. submitted by tbbrown76 on July 29, 2014, 4:07pm I like it when the big bad wolf gets his in the end. Too bad for grandma.