Bridgeman Education

ID: CHT195292

Alice, the Gryphon and the Mock Turtle, illustration from 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll (1832-98) published by Editions Delagrave, Paris, 1935 (colour litho)

Pecoud, Andre (1880-1951)

ID: ZUM4868203

Aug. 08, 1953 -” ALICE IN WONDERLAND BALLST. London Festival Ballet, which has been on a Canadian tour, open their Summer Season at the Royal Festival Hall invorrow, with the World Premiers of a new two.act ballet” Alice* in Wonderland ', based on Lewis Carrol's immortal Fantasy KEYSTONE PHOTO SHOWS- The striking, costume worn by JANET OVERTOW, as The Queen of Hearts seen at today's rehearsal.

ID: PCT4261506

A 6-year-old child drawing chalk on a blackboard a scene inspired by Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll: a little girl in a phantasmagoric landscape with a house in the shape of a smoking theiere.

ID: PCT4261518

A 6-year-old child drawing chalk on a blackboard a scene inspired by Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll: a little girl in a phantasmagoric landscape with a house in the shape of a smoking theiere.

ID: MPX5071323

Children of Booth Hall Hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Cheerful Hayley Medlicott,3, meets Mad Hatter. December 1969

ID: MPX5071694

Children of Booth Hall Hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Nurse Bridie Parsey and baby, Alison Webb. December 1969

ID: MPX5071705

Children of Booth Hall Hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Stephen Gill, did'nt like the look of White Rabbit played by Christopher Cook. December 1969

ID: IL239097

The Mad Hatter's tea party, illustration from 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll (1832-98) published London, c.1921 (colour litho)

Bowley, A.L. (fl.1920)

ID: ZUM4858182

Jul 07, 1953 - “” ALICE IN WONDERLAND”” BALLET London Festival Ballet, which has been on a Canadian tour, open their Summer Season at the Royal Festival Hall tomorrow, with the World Premiere of a new two-act ballet “” Alice in Wonderland””, base on a Lewis Carrol's immortal fantasy. KEYSTONE PHOTO SHOWS: - Three of the striking costumes seen at the rehearsal, worn by (Left. to Right): DAVID SCOTT, as the executioner, JANET OVERTON as the Queen of Hearts, and MICHAEL HOGAN as the Knave of Diamonds.

ID: IL240000

The Mock Turtle's Story, illustration from 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll (1832-98) published London, c.1921 (colour litho)

Bowley, A.L. (fl.1920)

ID: IL239099

Who stole the tarts? illustration from 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll (1832-98) published London, c.1921 (colour litho)

Bowley, A.L. (fl.1920)

ID: IL239098

The Queen's Croquet party, illustration from 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll (1832-98) published London, c.1921 (colour litho)

Bowley, A.L. (fl.1920)

ID: MPX5086371

Julia Lockwood is busy rehearsing the part of Alice in Wonderland at the Kew Theatre for a season of matinees. This is her stage debut. Peter Butterworth will be the Mad Hatter. Julia who has played on Television, hopes to emulate her mother as a successful actress on the stage. December 1953

ID: MPX5071388

Children of booth hall hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Donna George, 5, seemed more interested in Mad Hatters bird whilst heath list, 2, a bit wary of the character played by David Rustidge. December 1969

ID: MPX5071674

Children of Booth Hall Hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Donna George,5, seemed more interested in Mad Hatters bird whilst Heath List,2, a bit wary of the character played by David Rustidge. December 1969

ID: PCT4270573

cover of the children's book “” Aline in the enchanted forest”” by Pierre de Gastold (pseudonym Told), Touret 1942 edition. Aline and the Elsa Fee, followed by little rabbits. The story, the text, the illustrations, and the first name of the heroine are inspired by the work of Lewis Carroll “Alice in Wonderland”.

ID: MPX5086375

Julia Lockwood is busy rehearsing the part of Alice in Wonderland at the Kew Theatre for a season of matinees. This is her stage debut. Peter Butterworth will be the Mad Hatter. Julia who has played on Television, hopes to emulate her mother as a successful actress on the stage. December 1953

ID: MPX5071677

Children of Booth Hall Hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Donna George,5, seemed more interested in Mad Hatters bird whilst Heath List,2, a bit wary of the character played by David Rustidge. December 1969

ID: MPX5071748

Children of booth hall hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Donna George, 5, seemed more interested in Mad Hatters bird whilst heath list, 2, a bit wary of the character played by David Rustidge. December 1969

ID: XLA3770666

The Duchess Nursing a

Tenniel, John (1820-1914)

ID: MPX5086382

Julia Lockwood is busy rehearsing the part of Alice in Wonderland at the Kew Theatre for a season of matinees. This is her stage debut. Peter Butterworth will be the Mad Hatter. Julia who has played on Television, hopes to emulate her mother as a successful actress on the stage. December 1953

ID: MPX5086355

Julia Lockwood is busy rehearsing the part of Alice in Wonderland at the Kew Theatre for a season of matinees. This is her stage debut. Peter Butterworth will be the Mad Hatter. Julia who has played on Television, hopes to emulate her mother as a successful actress on the stage. December 1953

ID: MPX5121001

Sir Michael Redgrave has joined the cast of BBC 1 TV's production of 'Alice in Wonderland'. He plays the Caterpillar with 13 yr. old schoolgirl Anne-Marie Mallik who comes from Puttenham, Surrey, and who plays 'Alice'. August 1966 (b/w photo)

ID: PCT4274562

The Little Thummy. A tiny little girl sitting on a water lily pulls by a butterfly. Tale by Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) illustrated by R. Victor-Meunier (Victor Meunier) in a book of children's readings 1920-1930. This scene is not without evoking Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. See also GUT2183, COR7555 & FSN 1516.

ID: XCF264473

'It was the White Rabbit returning, splendidly dressed, with a pair of white kid gloves in one hand and a large fan in the other', illustrations from 'Alice in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll (1832-98) (w/c on paper)

English School, (20th century)