Childrens Story Posters and Art Prints

Contes Enfantines (1874) by Hugues Merle.

Un chapeau

Welcome to the library. Cute brown cat with computer keyboard welcomes kids to the childrens library, school library, or public library.

There is a hungry crocodile who ate up all my soup He slurped and then he gargled I think he’s rather rude

Tongue and cheek recreation illustration

Puss in boots

Vintage Retro Elephant

An original reproduction illustration I have produced featuring one of the popular John Tennial illustrations that feature in the Lewis Carroll Alice in Wonderland books. Indian Ink on Bristol Board.

Winnie the pooh (white image)

Ink drawing by Barbara Cooney, 1951. Baby bear doesn't want to hibernate.

Timmy is just trying to be helpful.

A Highly Educated Owl

Brown library cat in glasses reading a book in purple, green, and teal. Cute funny original illustration by Sue Cervenka for librarians, children’s librarians, and library administrators and volunteers.

Frog Prince

Harryhausen's is a restaurant in Monstropolis featured in Monsters, Inc. The restaurant serves sushi. The restaurant is named after the deceased stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen.

winter vacation of pets and wild animals, children story

Silhouette of a princess with a blue dress in watercolors

Needs no more explanation .. just sing away!

Big Bad Wolf dressed as grandma

Tell everyone you write children's books. This makes a great gift for the writer you know. Fun cut-out style text with the silhouettes of children with a kite and animals.

A person in a cozy armchair, surrounded by books, enjoying a good read. A perfect moment of relaxation and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Vintage Retro Elephant

Alice in Wonderland

RoryStory by Liz Climo

Poor Old Tea Set

An original linocut of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet inspired by the 1926 book. The black and gold is striking while also being pretty and whimsical.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX?!?!?!?

Partners C.C. McDonald and Arthur Jennings opened Story Book Forest in 1956 on US Route 30 in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. Together, they built a beautiful attraction where generations of classic children’s book lovers to enjoy their favorite stories while interacting with the characters from them. Guests often find themselves reciting nursery rhymes and humming along as they walk through the Story Book Forest, filled with fantastical recreations of locations and elements from the stories children have enjoyed for generations. Today, Story Book Forest still exists, albeit inside of a much larger amusement park that has grown up around it. The best part is that it is very much unaltered, and is exactly like it was back in the ’50s.

There is a wise old wizard who sits up in a tree He likes to dream up magic spells while drinking cups of tea

A design of little red riding hood running from the wolf

Before the White Rabbit came along, Alice was just a girl sitting with her cat in the garden reading books.

From one of the earliest versions of the book, this illustration shows Alice and the caterpillar. The drawing is done in color.

A scene from the fairy tale, The Fish Girl

Gospel fellowship gift: The bible story of Jonah and the Whale or the Great Fish. One of my favorite stories; out of the belly of the great fish Jonah cries out to God for help. Salvation is of the Lord The dots and dashes under the tile are morse code mean 'SOS.' Help me Lord.

A poem about art with some badly drawn stars to accompany it