The splendor and innocence of children are depicted in the brilliant illustrations of Sulamith Wulfing. Wonderful commentary on childhood from authors such as Charles Dickens and John Muir accompany the artwork.
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Sulamith Wulfing was born in Germany in 1901. After high school she attended art academy for four years. During the Second World War, she was persecuted by the Nazis and had to flee with her son and mother while her husband fought for Germany. She was convinced that only the spiritual support of Jiddu Krishnamurti, whom she honored as her teacher, prevented her from being transfered to a concentration camp. For Sulamith, the years after WWII were filled with intense artistic activity. She died in March 1989.
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