For generations, readers of all ages have delighted in the adventures of Robin Hood and his band of merry men on their timeless quest for truth, justice, and valor. The legend of the Prince of Thieves dates back to A.D. 1200, and versions of the story have been illustrated by some of the world's most talented artists. This Classic Illustrated Edition collects over one hundred of the best images from the twelfth to the twentieth centuries in a single volume, including works by N.C. Wyeth, Howard Pyle, Walter Crane, Honor C. Appleton and Harry Theaker. This gallery of images gives readers a unique vision of the unforgettable inhabitants of Sherwood Forest. Combined with E. Charles Vivian's classic version of the story, it creates a magical experience of one of the best-loved children's tales of all time.
Table of Contents:
- How Sebald the Serf Got Food
- How Robin Took to the Woods
- How Robin Dined with the Sheriff
- Little John's Quarter-Staff
- Guy of Gisborne's First Attempt
- Friar Tuck Joins the Band
- How Robin Won the Silver Arrow
- The Rescue of Maid Marian
- How the Sheriff Took a Hand
- How the Sheriff Came Home
- How They Got Will Scarlett Back
- News from the East
- The Black Knight Appears
- The End of Evil Hold
- How Sir Richard Paid His Debt
- The Game of Buffets
- How Guy of Gisborne Tried Again
- The Named Arrow
- The Tale of Alan-a-Dale
- Guy of Gisborne's Last Attempt
- The Last Arrow
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