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1911

Zwei verlorene Kinder stehen weinend in einem verworrenen, moosbewachsenen Wald, ihre Münder sind in dramatischen Klagelauten weit geöffnet. Diese Illustration von Arthur Rackham stammt aus J.M. Barries „Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens

Technique: Pen and ink with watercolor wash
Material: Paper

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