Peter's long walk : production material.

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Peter's long walk : production material.

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Ink & pencil illustration with separations for jacket, pencil illustration with separation for endpaper, pencil illustrations with separations, ink, pastel & pencil study, pastel & pencil studies, layouts for jacket, paste up for jacket, photographs for jacket, sheet proof for jacket, 4 sheets text proof for jacket, sheet proof, text proof, pencil study for jacket with separations, pencil study for jacket, pencil studies with separations, pencil study on vellum, pencil study. "The day after his fifth birthday, Peter walks from his home in the country to school in the village in search of friends to play with."

Illustrations: 165 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7816386

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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