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Pictures and page images from the children’s book Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti (5th December 1830 – 29th December 1894), illustrated by Arthur Rackham (19th September 1867 – 6th September 1939).
Christina Rossetti was the sister of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, translator of La Vita Nuova.
The text and illustrations are out of copyright; the full text is online at plexipages.
Title: Goblin Market
Published by: George G Harrap & Cº Ltd.
City: London
Date: 1933
Total items: 4
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
Frontispiece: She clipped a precious golden lock
Laura snips off a lock of her golden hair to give to the goblin fairy folk, so that she can buy something to eat and drink. [more...] [$]
This woodcut from the title page shows several goblins bearing fresh fruit, probably from a drawing by Arthur Rackham. [$]
The title page of Goblin Market uses hand lettering by an uncredited artist, and also includes two woodcuts, one showing goblins with bowls of fruit after Arthur Rackham’s painted illustrations, and the other an ornamental bunch of grapes. [more...] [$]
Printer’s Ornament, bunch of grapes
This woodut of a bunch of grapes was taken from the title page of the book; it is sketched in the style of the other illustrations in this children’s book, but is [...] [more...] [$]
Pictures and page images from the children’s book Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti (5th December 1830 – 29th December 1894), illustrated by Arthur Rackham (19th September 1867 – 6th September 1939).
Christina Rossetti was the sister of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, translator of La Vita Nuova.
The text and illustrations are out of copyright; the full text is online at plexipages.
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