Illustrations:
-Cross-hatched, two-dimensional, colourless art
-Occasional insertions of lightly coloured illustrations by Rackham that appear to have been created later called “plates”
-List of plates given in the opening pages of this version.
Audience?
-This particular version appears to be meant for an older audience. Why?
–>longer chapters,
–>fewer illustrations, and those provided are colourless
-Thick blocks of text only broken by paragraph breaks and indents
**Interesting about this version:
-Poem near the beginning by Austin Dobson. Beginning to notice that every version of the story seems to have some sort of poem at the beginning.
-pIIIV indicates that this version was first published in 1907 with a cheaper version published in 1933. Interesting; initially thought this would be a more expensive verison
-Blank card with number “86” printed: likely indicating it is number 86 of the Alice 100 collection
-Paper insert indicates that it was one of the 1st cheap editions to be created (photo provided). I was definitely wrong about this being a more expensive version. I wonder what the expensive version looks like.
-Glued binding that is somewhat falling apart. Little stains on the back pages of the book indicate wornness
