Sujet
Grimm Boy Who Wanted to Learn Fear
Légende
In 1812, the Grimm brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm, published Children and Household Tales, a collection German fairy tales. This illustration accompanied the tale about a boy who wanted to learn to shudder and to feel fear. A sexton at the church told the boy's father he could teach him to feel fear and one night dressed as a ghost (seen here) but the boy felt no fear. This image is from Grimms Eventyr (Grimm's Fairy Tales) by Carl Ewald, published in 1922. The frontispiece has the illustrations by Philip Grot Johann and R. Leinweber. Johann was a well-known German illustrator and did pieces for Goethe, but he considered his pieces for Grimm's tales very important. He died young and Leinweber succeeded him as illustrator for later editions of the tales.
Crédit
Photo12/Universal Images Group/Ivy Close Images
Notre référence
UMG25A05_468
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
25,2Mo (1,7Mo) / 17,0cm x 37,1cm / 2010 x 4380 (300dpi)