
In the introduction, Stout credits the inspiration that he draws from the early 20th century children’s book illustrators, especially Edmund Dulac, Arthur Rackham, John Bauer, and William Heath Robinson.
This is the first of a two related volumes. The next one will feature women and wonders, and will be called “Inspirations.”
There is also a signed hardbound edition, limited to 500 copies, which is almost sold out.
Flesk Publications
William Stout official site.
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I just saw and spoke to William Stout at Famous Monsters Convention in Indianapolis (I had a vending booth there too) I had a great conversation and was going to come back and buy his Hallucinations book later in the day but he left early (it was on the last day) I want one, but I would rather have liked to buy it from him in person.
It was a VERY beautiful book full of magic and wonder. Very worth having on the art book shelf!
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