Little Black Sambo (pp. 25-26)
Title |
Little Black Sambo (pp. 25-26) |
Uniform Title |
Story of Little Black Sambo |
Author |
Helen Bannerman, 1862-1946 |
Illustrator |
Frank Dobias, 1902- |
Publisher |
Macmillan Company |
Publisher Location |
United States--New York--New York |
Publication Date |
1927 |
Printer |
Jersey City Printing Company |
Image Production Process |
Color relief block prints |
Notes |
Use of bold, bright primary colors . Bound in illustrated paper depicting Sambo riding a tiger over boards with dust jacket and bright blue endpapers with illustrations of Sambo and animals . Tells the story of a young boy, Sambo, who receives a brand new outfit from his mother. On a walk in the jungle though, Sambo encounters four different tigers who each threaten to eat him. Sambo cleverly convinces each tiger to take a piece of his clothing rather than eat him. The tigers, dressed in Sambo's clothes begin to argue which among them is the grandest. Sambo is able to retrieve each piece of his clothing while the tigers are distracted by their argument. In the course of the argument, the tigers run so fast around a tree that they turn into butter, which Sambo's mother uses to make pancakes for Sambo and his family . Pages show that the tigers have turned into a puddle of butter around the tree. |
Subjects (LCSH) |
Sambo (Ficticious character) -- Juvenile fiction |
Category |
Discrimination and bigotry Fairytales |
Language |
English |
Digital Collection |
Children's Historical Literature Collection |
Digital ID Number |
CHL1670 |
Repository |
University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections |
Repository Collection |
Children's Historical Literature Collection PR 6003. A544 L58 1927 |
Object Type |
Book image text |
Physical Description |
40 unnumbered pages : color illustrations ; 15 cm |
Restrictions |
For information on permissions for use and reproductions please visit UW Libraries Special Collections Use Permissions page: http://www.lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/services/permission-for-use |
Acquisition |
Gift from Pamela K. Harer |
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