Classic alice in wonderland illustration

Pictures from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - all original illustrations from Sir John Tenniel

The Public Domain Review and Medium are hosting a Mad Hatter’s mashup party in celebration of the 150th anniversary of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland this month. We’re starting today and continuing…

I am just loving these images. They bring back so many childhood memories. Remember these images are from the first book so no Alice with a crown images. Have fun!

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Creator of the iconic 'Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland' illustrations, John Tenniel's 50-year career was fascinatingly varied.

In this episode of the curious origins of nursery rhymes, we tackle the loveable but doomed egg that is Humpty Dumpty. Just what does the rhyme really mean?

The Mad Hatter makes quite an impression in the 'Alice in Wonderland' books and movies. But the expression 'mad as a hatter' actually predates this character. So, where did the term come from?

Want dozens of cool, free printable coloring pages to print for the kids -- or you? Check the #ColorOurCollections collab between libraries + museums, stat!

How to print mages onto baubles to make cool Alice in Wonderland ornaments. The post also includes lots of free original illustrations.