The Art of Children, Richard Ott, with Folio of 16 Loose Color Plates siblings I found these at Brimfield

I found these at Brimfield

later returning to Vermont to work for 14 years as a fireman and engineer on the passenger train of the Burlington & Lamoille Railroad

or a young man wanting to be

with a few tiny chips on the inside of the lip

MA--a business which seems to still exist

The Art of Children, Richard Ott, with Folio of 16 Loose Color Plates siblings I found these at BrimfieldI spotted this oversized book folio at an antique show last weekend and was sold on the cover alone I could look at that dark gray whiskered creature against soft yellow ground all day long. Happily, there is a color plate of it, along with fifteen more loose color plates, inside. And a matching size 8 page booklet, with more examples of extraordinary works by children. Produced by Muller & Kiepenheuer Verlag for Pantheon Books and published in 1952,