A memory page from my trip to the High Museum of Art to see the original Shepherd sketches and ink drawings for the Pooh books. My brothers and I grew up reading the adventures of Christopher Robin and Pooh.
I decided to incorporate the leaves feathers and magnolia seed pods into journal pages for the Pooh sketch I did at the museum. The museum provided paper so and a child sized table to sit down and write or draw a letter to Pooh and friends they wanted and stick it in a mailbox. Oddly enough it was only adults filling out the letter on Friday.
I just love the endpaper from the books. I remember pouring over the map when I was a first or second grader finding each place the animals lived.
what a treasure that
the Victoria and Albert Museum
has shared with us.
Hop in your cars
load up the kids
and head to the High
It only lasts one more week thru
Labor Day Weekend.
to look at these jewels.
Who doesn’t love a silky Pooh
stuck in rabbits doorway.
and what glorious sketches. Such expression in Shepherds line. So much character in his lines.
Margaret xoxoxox who now has a high membership. Wonder if I have time to go again since it’s free. Maybe tomorrow?! Xoxoxo
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🐹 HELLO LOVELIES ! WE CAN FINISH THE WEEKEND WITH SOME TENDER SKETCHES ABOUT WINNIE 💞
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Got to love Winnie the Pooh and the artist EH Shepherd an incredible sketcher.
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Oh Margaret ! Thanks for your expert comment 😊
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Not a problem. Good luck.
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