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Hansel and Gretel

Hansel and Gretel are the young children of a poor woodcutter, unable to support his family. His second wife decides to take the children deep into the forest to fend for themselves. Having overheard the plan, Hansel goes out to gather as many white pebbles as he can in order to lay a trail back home from the forest. His plan worked and the children returned home to the wife's dismay'. From a series of postcards published in Germany

Picture No
10635573
Media ID
45190443
Size
3688px x 5648px (21.1MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Peter and Dawn Cope Collection
Source
Artist: O Kubel
Date
circa 1910

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Decides Dismay Fend Gather Gretel Hansel Laya Overheard Pebbles Returned Unable Wifes Woodcutter


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