Children's Literature & Culture


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Verlagsinformation :: Publisher's information This digital resource showcases a broad range of richly illustrated primary source material which reveals the history and literature of childhood between the 1820s and 1920s. Rare books and unique works of art trace the development of children's publishing from early mass-produced items through to the flourishing print culture that followed. These documents chart how society evolved and how the perception of children within it changed over time. Alongside the focus on America, this resource includes foreign language publications and European publishers, enabling research across the globe. The diverse documents in the collection highlight how children's literature crossed the Atlantic, taking renowned international writers and illustrators to an American audience. Period Covered 1820s - 1920s Highlights Key titles from the McLoughlin Brothers Collection and from competing publishers First and early editions of classic titles from authors such as Daniel Defoe, Lewis Carroll, Louisa May Alcott, and Hannah More Original correspondence, drawings, sketches, and watercolours from the McLoughlin Art Archive Lithographic images and proofs from the Louis Prang Chromolithography Collection Toys and games, including board games, card games and booklets, paper dolls, and pop-up books Accompanying images from the Winterthur Museum & Library's Grossman Ephemera Collection, featuring advertisements, books, toys, and paper dolls Source Archives American Antiquarian Society Winterthur Museum & Library Material Types Alphabet and object books Pamphlets Pop-up books Printed books and chapbooks Sheet music Sketches, drawings, and paintings Stereo photographs Toys and games Editorial Board Laura Wasowicz, American Antiquarian Society Robin Bernstein, Harvard University Victoria Ford Smith, University of Connecticut Matthew Grenby, Newcastle University Lauren B. Hewes, American Antiquarian Society Zoe Jaques, University of Cambridge Subjects Animals Death and illness Ethnicity and race Family life Gender roles Morality Place Play Religion
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