Mother Goose Rhymes: Three Blind Mice

Mother Goose Rhymes: Three Blind Mice

Pen drawing, American
Mother Goose rhymes
Illustration of books -- United States

Pen and ink illustration of three mice standing arm in arm with the one farthest in the background and the one in the middle facing left, while the one in the foreground is facing front. The one farthest is wearing a belted robe and an eyepatch over its left eye and is holding a cane in its right hand. The one in the middle is wearing a robe and a feathered hat with a handkerchief tied around its face. The one in the foreground is wearing striped overalls and glasses and is holding a cane it its left hand. The caption in the lower left is "Three Blind Mice".

Johnson, Clifton, 1865-1940

Image from page 35 of Mother Goose Rhymes edited by Clifton Johnson, 1911

Jones Library Special Collections

circa 1911

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From the Clifton Johnson Collection

Illustrations

CJA0176

Pen and ink

8 x 6.5