Bilderbuch ohne Bilder
Bilderbuch ohne Bilder is a German illustrated edition of Hans Christian Andersen's tale, translated by Ulrich von Baudissin and Carl von Binzer, published by Verlag von Paul Neff in 1875 for children. The engravings show a girl seated in a forest and a barefoot girl at a doorway with a cat, both in soft tonal line, with a child in a feathered hat among dogs suggesting staged domestic scenes a designer could adapt for storybook layouts.






