Pictures and songs for little children
Pictures and songs for little children is a late nineteenth-century children's poetry and picture book published in New York by E.P. Dutton in 1886, held by the Library of Congress. Its pictures are pen-and-ink and wash illustrations of young girls in dress and play, with soft tangled hair, ruffled frocks and rustic outdoor settings, offering a designer a model for Victorian child portraiture and loose cross-hatched line work.
