Jean de Brunhoff
France, 1899-1937
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Jean de Brunhoff
A week later, in Babar’s drawing room, the Old Lady says to her two friends: “Do you see how in this life one must never be discouraged? The vicious snake didn’t kill me, and Cornelius is completely recovered. Let’s work hard and cheerfully and we’ll continue to be happy.”, 1935
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Jean de Brunhoff
Here are the babies, settled now in the garden and asleep in a big perambulator. Babar and Celeste receive the congratulations of their friends. Almost everyone brings a gift. Potifour, the farmer, and his wife bring fruits from their own orchard; the hens offer some eggs; the gardeners some flowers. The bakers present a cake, and Cornelius brings three silver rattles., 1937
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Jean de Brunhoff
"The weather is perfect for the day of the celebration," published illustration for Babar the King, 1936
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Jean de Brunhoff
"Gardens of the Amusement Park in Celesteville," illustration for Babar the King, 1936
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