Alice Through The Looking|Illustrated by Dagmar Berková|1961.
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Alice Through The Looking|Illustrated by Dagmar Berková|1961.
Wonder.land returns (kind of)
The curators of the new National Theatre exhibit on poster designs have placed Wonder.land as one of the central exhibits. As you can see in the above photo, the exhibit includes a look at a now hard to find poster, and a equally rare T Shirt. The exhibit is free and runs till the 31st of March 2018.
This photo is from instagram user thecanning.
Pia Simona Brosco’s illustrations for Carroll’s Alice’s adventures in Wonderland.
Brosco is a pianist, but has a good flair for illustration too! These works are from her instagram (link in the source)
cute miniature tea set
Charlotte Henry in Alice in Wonderland (1933)
MERRY HAPPY, HUMAN BEINGS
2011. Alicja w Krainie Czarów.
Alice 1988
Carrollian Theatre of 2017 (part 1 of 3): World premieres and new versions
(This is a 3 parter, revivals and end of year list soon!)
New versions took a backseat to revivals this year, but that doesn’t mean that no new interpretations were offered up!
Teatr Syrena (February, Poland)
Max Sir’s Alicia (March, Costa Rica)
Johannes Harneit and Lis Arends (March, Germany)
Gianluca Schiavoni’s ballet (March, Italy)
Storyhouse Theatre (July, UK)
This is My Theatre (September, UK)
National Players (October, US)
Librarian Theatre (October, UK)
Alice in Winterland (December, UK)
Ivor Martinić (December, Croatia)
Alice, Dum and Dee in an illustration for a 1883 stage version of Through the Looking-Glass. I can find no other record of the actual stage production sadly.
This lovely illustration reminds me of Victorian wood block illustrations.
Merry Christmas to all followers and friends of this little blog!
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Thank you so much for supporting me another year and reading my ramblings, analysis and reviews on all things carrollian. There’s no way this blog would function without you!
I’ll be away for the festive season, but I’ll be back in the new year. But for now-
Here’s to a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Chloe :)
Today in Pop Culture History: ● July 4,1862 – Lewis Carroll tells Alice Liddell a story that would grow into Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and its sequels. ● July 4, 1865 – Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is published.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice%27s_Adventures_in_Wonderland)
Alice In Wonderland (1951)
Art nouveau ~ Alice in wonderland
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Alice’s adventures in Wonderland illustrations by Bertrand Aznar
I’m almost certain that my fellow Carrollian bloggers have covered Dagmar Berkova’s illustrations for Alice before, but I managed to find a few more from Through the Looking-Glass, can’t remember if anyone has posted these before….
This new advert for a masked ball in Versailles, France is giving me Wonder.land flashbacks….
Those costumes really look similar to Rae Smith’s….