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E for the Engine that's lighted with coke - Aunt Louisa's alphabet book, The nursery alphabet. Frederick Warne and Co, editeurs, London (Angleterre), 1872. Illustrations de Tante Louise, pseudo de Laura Valentine (1814-1899)
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E for the Engine that's lighted with coke - Aunt Louisa's alphabet book, The nursery alphabet. Frederick Warne and Co, editeurs, London (Angleterre), 1872. Illustrations de Tante Louise, pseudo de Laura Valentine (1814-1899)
DUV4224977 E for the Engine that's lighted with coke - Aunt Louisa's alphabet book, The nursery alphabet. Frederick Warne and Co, editeurs, London (Angleterre), 1872. Illustrations de Tante Louise, pseudo de Laura Valentine (1814-1899). Ouvrage contenant trois abecedaires illustres. Dimensions : 27 x 23 cm; 27x23 cm; (add.info.: Aunt Louisa's alphabet book, The nursery alphabet. made of three illustrated abecedaries Frederick Warne and Co, editeurs, London); Photo © Duvallon
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This charming print captures a whimsical illustration from Aunt Louisa's alphabet book, "The nursery alphabet," published in London in 1872. The image depicts the letter E for the Engine that's lighted with coke, showcasing a steam locomotive chugging along on its tracks. Illustrated by Laura Valentine under the pseudonym Tante Louise, this educational book contains three beautifully illustrated abecedaries.
The intricate details of the engraving bring to life a scene from 19th century Britain, highlighting both the industrial revolution and the importance of public transportation during that era. The vibrant colors and intricate design make this piece a delightful addition to any collection.
As we gaze upon this historical artwork, we are transported back in time to a period when railways were at the forefront of technological innovation and played a crucial role in connecting communities across the United Kingdom. This image serves as a reminder of how far we have come in terms of transportation and communication.
Overall, this print is not just an alphabet primer but also a window into history, capturing the essence of Victorian England through its detailed illustrations and educational content. It is truly a timeless piece that continues to captivate viewers even today.
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