Follow the wind : production material.

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Follow the wind : production material.

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Tempera dummy, ink & tempera illustration with separations for endpapers, ink & tempera illustrations with separations, tempera studies for jacket, tempera study for endpapers, tempera studies. No animals or mountains can follow or stop the wind, until at last it grows tired and gentle and rocks itself to sleep.

Illustrations: 54 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7815112

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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Tresselt, Alvin, 1916-2000

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