The blind men and the elephant : production material.

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The blind men and the elephant : production material.

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Ink & wash illustration with text proof & separations for jacket, ink & wash illustration with separations for endpapers, ink & wash illustrations with separations, ink & wash illustrations, crayon sketch, photocopy ink & wash illustration with text proof, text proof paste-up, ink & wash illustration with separations for bookmark, text proof paste-up for bookmark. Retold in verse, this is the story of six blind men who, each having touched a different part of an elephant, cannot agree on what the beast is like.

Illustrations: 46 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7816627

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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