Showing posts with label Adolf Zabransky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adolf Zabransky. Show all posts

Monday, 26 August 2024

Endpapers of the 1980's

 


When I did my endpaper posts a couple of months ago, I couldn't find any examples for 1980's endpapers, so I just deleted this decade. At last I have found Adolf Zabransky's endpapers for a fairytale collection published in 1982 (above) it is a start and hopefully, as with other decades, I can build up a sizeable collection. 

Above William Stobbs for 'The cat that walked by himself' by Kipling, Rudyard, published in 1983

Endpapers of the 1970's


Above: 'Pierscien Orlicy' written by Irena Kwintowa, illustrated by Maria Szymanska. Published 1976.


Above: Illustrations by Gianni Ciferri from the Italian children's book "Favole 2000", 1972.


Above: 'ABC: An Alphabet of Many Things', Pere Cotsen, 1970.


Above: Je Mam Dobre Na Svete, published 1971, illustrated by Adolf Zabransky.


Above: The How And Why Wonder Book of Electricity 1971 


Above: Evaline Ness: “Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog” (1972)


Above: Detail of 'Through the Window' by Charles Keeping, 1970.


Above: Katy and the Big Snow by Virginia Lee Burton 1971 


Above:  'Looking After: Cats.' by Helen Riviere Haywood, 1973.