Illustrations by Olga Kopetzky for Das Nürnberger ABC (Germany, 1912)
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I can't find so much as a blurb about Olga (1868–1928), who published under "O. Kopetzky." Her work has been in circulation, though, as she illustrated an oft-reprinted 1915 edition of Paul Carus's Gospel of Buddha.
The animated dolls of Das Nürnberger ABC remind me strongly of Das Puppendorf.
Scans via the Braunschweig Library
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See the full "Kinderbuch series" of German, Austrian, and Swiss children's books
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I can't find so much as a blurb about Olga (1868–1928), who published under "O. Kopetzky." Her work has been in circulation, though, as she illustrated an oft-reprinted 1915 edition of Paul Carus's Gospel of Buddha.
The animated dolls of Das Nürnberger ABC remind me strongly of Das Puppendorf.
Scans via the Braunschweig Library
See the full "Kinderbuch series" of German, Austrian, and Swiss children's books
See all children's books on 50 Watts