This is one of my
Kermits sitting on a little bench.I have some famous frogs, including Froggy the Gremlin, Kermit, Jeremy Fisher, Keropi, and Michigan. J. Frog. Here are a few pictures of Kermit and Jeremy Fisher. I will add more pictures as I get images made. You may click on the thumbnails to get a larger version of the images.
Froggy the Gremlin See Froggy the Gremlin's own web page!!
This is one of my
Kermits sitting on a little bench.
This is a Kermit
sticker.
This is a Kermit
bookmark.
This is Kermit on a note
pad.
This is a painting of
Kermit made by Izumi.
This is Izumi with one
of her Kermits.
This is one of my
stuffed Jeremy Fishers. (I need to get the larger image for this
thumbnail.)
This is another stuffed
Jeremy Fisher.
This is an embroidered
cloth bookmark that I bought when I was in England in 1988. It
contains a quotation from Beatrix Potter's book The Tale of Mr.
Jeremy Fisher: "Once upon a time there was a frog called Mr.
Jeremy Fisher; he lived in a little damp house amongst the
buttercups at the edge of the pond....... Beatrix Potter ".
On the pack it says "THE WEAVERS OF COVENTRY This pack
contains a woven bookmark complete with gift folder and envelope.
This is an original Cash's woven bookmark. Fine detail and
colouring are achieved by a combination of the traditional skills
of artist, designer and weaver." "Copyright J. & J.
Cash Limited Makers of fine woven pictures and silk gifts.
Torrington Avenue, Coventry, England. Tel: (0203)466466 Telex:
31397 Made in England"
"The Tale of Mr.
Jeremy Fisher by Beatrix Potter A Coloring Book Rendered for
Coloring by Anna Pomaska Dover Coloring Book1985 Dover
Publications, Inc., New York".ON BACK OF COLORING BOOK:
Mr. Jeremy Fisher lives in a damp little house among the
buttercups at the edge of a pond, and he loves it when it rains.
That's because Jeremy is a frog! One day he decided to go
fishing, and he encountered many strange happenings on that
outing.
Follow Jeremy's adventures in the classic Beatrix Potter story,
The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher, now in coloring book form.
Youngsters can color over 25 charming scenes while they enjoy
reading this timeless fable.
The enchanting Potter text is reprinted here in its entirety frol
the first (1906) edition, accompanied by delightful
black-and-white line drawings by prominent children's book
illustrator Anna Pomaska. Each meticulous rendering captures the
special flavor and whimsy of Potter's captivating watercolors.
Children will delight in coloring Jeremy Fisher, Mr. Alderman
Ptolemy Tortoise, Sir saac Newton, and other apealing
illustrations.
The perfect introduction to a beloved classic, The Tale of Mr.
Jeremy Fisher: A Coloring Book combines the excitement of a good
story with the favorite pastime of coloring to provide hours of
fun for children of all ages.
Original Dover (1985) publication. Unabridged republication of
the text of The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher by Beatrix Potter as
first published in 1906. 27 black-and-white illustrations
rendered for coloring by Anna {omaska. 32pp. 8 1/4 x 11.
Paperbound. Cover design by Paul E. Kennedy On the back of the
coloring book it says:
This is page 5"
"Once upon a time there was a frog called Mr. Jeremy Fisher;
he lived in a little damp house amongst the buttercups at the
edge of a pond."
This is one of the
original Beatrix Potter pictures that is included in the coloring
book, and is the picture upon which the coloring book page above
was based.
This is page 17:
"Mr. Jeremy shoved the boat out again a little way, and
droped in the bait. There was a bite almost directly; the float
gave a tremendous bobbit! 'A minnow! a minnow! I have him by the
nose!' cried Mr. Jeremy Fisher, jerking up his rod."
This is another of the
original Beatrix Potter pictures that is included in the coloring
book, and is the picture upon which the coloring book page above
was based. It is also the picture upon which the figure on the
bookmark is based.
Page last updated 01 Feb 2003.
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