Toverlux Lamp Silhouette - October (Elsa Beskow)
Around the Year - October (Elsa Beskow): Silhouette
This Toverlux silhouette depicts a charming scene from Elsa Beskow's beloved children's book "Around the Year." In this illustration, the three children gather acorns and enjoy the cool autumn air. Shades of orange, gold, and yellow create a beautiful fall color scheme as leaves fall to the ground, and the weather turns colder, preparing for winter.
As part of a larger "Around the Year" collection, it's a lovely way to mark the passing of the seasons and add a touch of seasonal charm to your home.
Silhouette Lamp, frame and Around the Year book are sold separately.
- Size: 7-1/2 x 7-1/2" (19x19 cm)
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Country: Made in the Netherlands
- For use with Toverlux lamps
- Decorative use only
- Material: 100% recyclable polypropylene (see image for additional details)
Elsa Beskow (1874–1953) was a celebrated Swedish author and illustrator renowned for her enchanting children's books. Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Beskow's artistic talents emerged early, leading her to study at the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts. She began her career as an illustrator before gaining fame for her charming and whimsical children's stories.
Her most beloved works include Children of the Forest and Around the Year, which showcase her distinctive style of detailed illustrations and imaginative storytelling. Beskow’s books often feature elements of nature and fantasy, reflecting her deep connection to the natural world and her love for storytelling.
Throughout her career, Elsa Beskow’s work was recognized for its ability to capture the wonder and joy of childhood, making her a cherished figure in children’s literature. Her illustrations are celebrated for their intricate detail and vivid colors, which continue to captivate readers today. Beskow’s legacy endures through her timeless books, which remain beloved by generations of children and parents alike.
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