Eloise wilkin

We Help Daddy (1962) by Mini Stein, illustrated by Eloise Wilkin. "The mother lode!" (All images are copyrighted © and owned by their respective holders.)

Eloise Wilkin I love the one sock and all the cookies!

I'm taking a printmaking class at my local technical college, so I've been looking at books with engravings, woodcuts and linocuts. I pulled out this book, Narcissa Whitman, Pioneer of Oregon by Jeanette Eaton that I bought at a book sale a few years ago. The wood engravings were done by Woodi Ishmael, who I am not familiar with, so if you aren't either we can both learn something new! First off, Narcissa Whitman was a real person. She was one of the first white women to cross the Rocky…

Today I unloaded seven baskets of laundry onto my bed. I told myself I'd be back to fold them with each dump. Hours later, after the...

This beautiful journal provides the ideal place for parents to record the memories and milestones of their baby's first year. There's lots of room for writing down a year's worth of baby's growth and achievements, plus space for parents to include their own thoughts and to attach photographs and other mementos.

A 1923 graduate in illustration from what is now RIT, Wilkin was a Golden Books fixture.

Illustration taken from "Baby Dear" - by Esther Wilkin, illustrated by Eloise Wilkin. Golden Press, Wisconsin, 1962.