The baby's own Aesop 1887

"The baby's own Aesop" is a beautifully illustrated book of Aesop's Fables from 1887 by Walter Crane, a prominent English illustrator and artist of the late 19th century. Crane was a master of decorative art, and his illustrations in this book are characteristic of his style, featuring bold colors, flowing lines, and whimsical figures. The book is a great example of the Arts and Crafts movement, which emphasized craftsmanship and beauty in everyday objects, and was intended to teach young children about morality and ethical behavior through the timeless stories of Aesop.