tant gron tant brun och tant gredelin Size:40x50

tant gron tant brun och tant gredelin Size:40x50A beautiful illustration from Elsa Beskow's children's book series "Aunt Green, Aunt Brown and Aunt Gredelin", which was first published in 1939. The picture shows two children, a boy and a girl, standing and looking at a man lying asleep under a tree. The man, who appears to be on the move, has his bag next to him and a hat over his face. Elsa Beskow released three books in the series "Aunt Grn, Aunt Brun and Aunt Gredelin". The first book was

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