Original Pen and Ink Drawing by Tony Sarg Juvenile literature one page opened a bit

one page opened a bit roughly

book remains completely intact and unpunched

effectively defining the aesthetic landscape of late nineteenth-century children's literature

Franz Unterberger (1838-1902) was an Innsbruck-based artist who commissioned "cobweb" paintings from a staff of anonymous artisans

scattered light finger marks and two facing pages with a small amount of staining in the margins

Original Pen and Ink Drawing by Tony Sarg Juvenile literature one page opened a bitSarg, Tony. ORIGINAL PEN AND INK DRAWING BY TONY SARG. Chicago: The Parents' Institute, Inc., 1939. The drawing, which is captioned 'A story that teaches a lesson "The Boy who skated on thin ice!"' measures 8" x 10 1 2" on a 13 3 4" x 10 1 2" sheet of heavy weight drawing paper. The drawing features the aforementioned ice skating boy at the precise moment he learned the "lesson". This drawing was published on page 52 of the March 1939 issue of