In 1969, the great surrealist Salvador Dali published
illustrations for Alice in Wonderland that were fantastic--if also slightly disturbing.
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Advice from a Caterpillar |
Seeing Dali's unique take on a beloved text makes you wonder: Which other classic artists would have be well-matched with books from the children's literature canon?
Here are three examples to start:
Author: Munro Leaf
Illustrator: Francisco Goya
Author: Vera B. Willams
Illustrator: James M. Whistler
Author: Jon Klassen
Illustrator: Renee Magritte
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