A Apple Pie. [Inscribed by Greenaway to her Patron, Locker-Lampson, in the Year of Publication] Picture books for children AND THE EVOLUTION OF HISTORICAL

AND THE EVOLUTION OF HISTORICAL FICTION FOR CHILDREN

circa 1900–1919

The catalyst was William Roscoe's The Butterfly's Ball

The condition of the accompanying volume

A Apple Pie. [Inscribed by Greenaway to her Patron, Locker-Lampson, in the Year of Publication] Picture books for children AND THE EVOLUTION OF HISTORICAL(Children's Literature Illustrated Books) Greenaway, Kate. A Apple Pie. London and New York: George Routledge and Sons, [1886]. FIRST EDITION [Schuster & Engen: 1a]. Oblong 4to (8 5 8" x 10 1 2"). [44] pp. Original red cloth backed color pictorial light green glazed paper covered boards with titles printed in red and full color illustration of four young girls and an abundance of apples to both front and back covers. All edges stained red. Dark blue