"Blumenopfer", aus "der Pilgerfortschritt", 1860. "Die Persönlichkeiten des Buches, wie sie auf Mr. Watsons Bildern erscheinen, tragen das Kleid der Zeit, in der Bunyan schrieb. und die Eigenschaften jedes einzelnen wurden mit einzigartiger Wirkung dargestellt... [hier gesehen] das Blumenopfer von den Kindern, die in den Reichen des Himmlischen Königs wohnen, "die in die Gärten des Königs gehen und Nasenschweine für die Pilger sammeln und sie ihnen mit großer Zuneigung bringen würden!" Natürlich ist der Bildcharakter der Ausgabe von „The Pilgrim's P

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"Flower Offerings", from "The Pilgrim's Progress", 1860. 'The personages of the book, as they appear in Mr. Watson's pictures, are clothed in the garb of the period at which Bunyan wrote; and the characteristics of each have been portrayed with singular point and effect...[Seen here is] the flower-offering, by the children inhabitants of the realms of the Celestial King, "who would go into the King's gardens, and gather nosegays for the Pilgrims, and bring them to them with much affection!" Of course, the pictorial character of the edition of "The Pilgrim's Progress" is intended as its chief claim to attention. But there have been great pains and care expended on the editorial department of that which is confessedly an English classic. The book is reproduced mainly, if not entirely, in the form in which it was published by Bunyan himself...there is every mark that the editing of the work has been a labour of love...the skill of the printer, paper-inker, binder, and decorator has been lavishly brought into play to render the accessories of the volume as beautiful as its text is valuable and interesting'. Illustration from "The Pilgrim's Progress. A new Edition, with Memoir and Notes", by George Offor. Illustrated by J. D. Watson, (Routledge). Published in "Illustrated London News", 1860.

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