Schweizer Sagen mit Bildern von Felix Hoffmann, Part 2

 Der wilde Geissler

Das Bergmännchen als Freier

Die Taufe der Erdleute

Die Schildwache in Paris

Die Meisterin als Hexe

 Das Toggeli

Venediger und Hirtenknabe

Die drei Rosse

Hufeisen und Haarflechte

Der Untergang von Plurs

Die Riesenkuh am Rhein

Das Wütisheer

Der Lindengeiger

 Der Gratzug

Der Schuster im Guggistafel

Die Wasserfrau auf der Mieschfluh

Das Fetzfräuli

Der wilde Stier am Schwarzsee

Die fliegenden Drachen

Vrenelis Gärtli

Die Künste der fahrenden Schüler und Hexenmeister (1)

Die Künste der fahrenden Schüler und Hexenmeister (2)

Der Sankt Galler Spielmann

Von Theophrasto Paracelso, dem Zauberer

Das Greiss in der Fiseten

Felix Hoffmann

Charlotte Harding, American Illustrator

Charlotte Harding (1873-1951) was the fourth of the young Philadelphia women to come from the early [Howard Pyle] Drexel classes. She, too, had the decorative bent and indulged it with more freedom and daring than most. She searched out many an unhackneyed rythym in her pictures -- strange shapes and patterns delighted her and she worked out new ways of seeing the humdrum world. Unforttunately, her strong sense of originality was handicapped by poor health.

    Eva March Tappan's Robin Hood, His Book,  illustrated by Charlotte Harding,  was published 1903 by Little, Brown & Company, Boston

 Frontispiece

Another example of a book illustrated by Charlotte Harding;
Daughters of Desperation was published in 1903.
Regarding the pictures it is obvious that the artist has a special liking for extended shadows.

The Century Magazine for May 1903 entitled Athletics for College Girls, pictures by Charlotte Harding