Iconic Illustrations Accompanying Great Literary Works

Tenniel's illustrations are deeply ingrained in popular culture, making the characters instantly recognizable.

Shepard's illustrations elevated the book's popularity, making characters like Toad and Mole beloved.

Matisse's illustrations, though not directly inspired by the book, add to its artistic allure.

Blake's illustrations pioneered the integration of text and artwork, influencing future publishing.

Saint-Exupéry's simple yet profound illustrations complement the story's themes of love and loneliness.

Picasso's illustrations for this ancient Greek play are highly collectible and reflect his unique style.

Sendak's dark yet imaginative illustrations revolutionized children's literature.

Kent's Art Deco illustrations for Moby Dick are renowned for their haunting beauty.

Nielsen's illustrations are highly regarded for their beauty and contribution to early 20th-century children's literature.

Wyeth's dramatic illustrations helped popularize the stereotypical image of pirates.