The Crow and the Pitcher, The Eagle and the Crow 1908

"The Crow and the Pitcher, The Eagle and the Crow" (1908) is an illustration by Walter Crane (1845-1915). The image depicts two well-known fables, featuring the clever crow who uses pebbles to raise the water level in a pitcher, and the overconfident eagle who attempts to lift a ram but gets entangled in its wool. Crane, a renowned illustrator of children's books, uses bright colors and whimsical details in his characteristic Art Nouveau style. These illustrations are perfect for educating children about the virtues of wit and humility.