Come on Tigger, it’s easy - mounted print
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Our mounted print of Tigger being coaxed out of a tree is one of the 270 illustrations E.H. Shepard gifted us in 1973. Exclusive to the V&A, it accompanies our exhibition, Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic.
Reproduced from a drawing in the V&A collection.
Come on Tigger, it’s easy
E.H. Shepard (1879–1976)
Pencil drawing for The House at Pooh Corner, 1928
V&A: E.670–1973
© Trustees of the Pooh Properties
© The Shepard Trust
Dimensions
11 inches x 14 inches
Composition
Paper: Monte Carlo, 300gsm textured paper sourced from a UK paper mill. Smooth white window mount
Colour
Product code
152725
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