The Dog in the Manger, The Frog and the Bull 1908

Walter Crane's 1908 illustration, *The Dog in the Manger, The Frog and the Bull,* depicts two classic fables through charming black and white drawings. Crane, a renowned illustrator and designer, was known for his use of bold lines and simple forms, which perfectly capture the essence of these timeless tales. The first image portrays a dog lying in a manger, preventing a cow from eating hay, while the second shows a frog puffing himself up to look like a bull. Crane’s illustrations, with their engaging details and whimsical nature, make these fables even more appealing to young audiences.