Victorian Coloring Book: 50 Real 1800s Pages to Color

This is a Victorian coloring book built from genuine public-domain artwork of the 1800s: 50 vintage coloring pages restored from the original engravings, etchings, lithographs, and drawings, then prepared as clean grayscale pages for coloring. No imitations and no modern copies: these are the real illustrated pages of the Victorian century, printed large and ready for your pencils and markers. Meet the masters inside: Winslow Homer and the magazine America of Harper's Weekly, John James Audubon's hand-colored animals, Dante Gabriel Rossetti's Goblin Market, Edward Burne-Jones, James McNeill Whistler, Edouard Manet, Kate Greenaway, Walter Crane, and Thomas Nast's Christmas Eve, 1862. Fairy tales run through the book too: Richard Doyle's Fairy Queen carried by butterflies, Cinderella, Babes in the Wood, and Rip Van Winkle. Every page carries a caption naming the artwork, the artist, and the date. No image in this book was generated by AI. Get it on Etsy: https://grayscalehaven.etsy.com/listing/4609997072 Browse the whole GrayscaleHaven shelf: https://grayscalehaven.wordpress.com New colorists start free: the GrayscaleHaven Sampler is the free book the email list gets. Join the list and it lands in your inbox: https://grayscalehaven-if1y9z.subscribepage.io