Rudyard Collection (#4)

KIPLING: JUNGLE BOOK, 1895. Mowglis song against people. Tailpiece for The Second Jungle Book, 1895, by John Lockwood Kipling

CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS. Illustration from an early edition of Rudyard Kiplings novel Captains Courageous first published in 1897

KIPLING: JUST SO STORIES. How the Camel got his Hump. Illustration by Rudyard Kipling to the first edition of his Just So Stories, published in 1902

KIPLING: JUST SO STORIES. How the Leopard got his Spots. Baviaan, the dog-headed Baboon, whom the Leopard consulted about Spots

KIPLING: JUST SO STORIES. The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangaroo. Illustration by Rudyard Kipling to the first edition of his Just So Stories, published in 1902

KIPLING: JUST SO STORIES. The Beginning of the Armadilloes. A map of the turbid Amazon. Illustration by Rudyard Kipling to the first edition of his Just So Stories, published in 1902

English writer. Oil on canvas, 1899, by Sir Philip Burne-Jones
RUDYARD KIPLING (1865-1936). English writer. Oil on canvas, 1899, by Sir Philip Burne-Jones

Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) English journalist, novelist and poet born in India. Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907

November - Boxing. Two gloved boxers confronting each other in the ring. Coloured woodblock from An Almanac of Twelve Sports, designs by William Nicholson with words by Rudyard Kipling (London, 1898)

Poster by Blanche McManus for the first US edition, 1897, of Rudyard Kiplings Captains Courageous
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS. Poster by Blanche McManus for the first US edition, 1897, of Rudyard Kiplings Captains Courageous

The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangaroo. Illustration by Joseph Michael Gleeson to an early 20th century edition of Rudyard
KIPLING: JUST SO STORIES. The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangaroo. Illustration by Joseph Michael Gleeson to an early 20th century edition of Rudyard Kiplings Just So Stories

KIPLING, Rudyard (1865-1936). British writer
" KIPLING, Rudyard (1865-1936). British writer, born in India. Portrait of Kipling included in the biography of " Rudyard Kipling" by Bonamy Dobree

The Jungle Book
Cover of a Spanish version of The Jungle Book by British writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936). Date: 1904

RUDYARD KIPLING (1865-1936). English writer. Drawing by Sir William Rothenstein

RUDYARD KIPLING (1865-1936). English writer. Wood engraving, 1891

Boats moored on reservoir, created in 1797-1798 to supply water for West Midlands canal system, Rudyard Lake, Rudyard, Staffordshire, England, june

KIPLING: JUST SO STORIES. How the Rhinoceros got his Skin. Illustration by Joseph Michael Gleeson to an early 20th century edition of Rudyard Kiplings Just So Stories

WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY. A scene from the 1921 film adaptation of the story by Rudyard Kipling

How the rhino got his skin
Illustration by the author to How the Rhinoceros Got his Skin by Rudyard Kipling in Just So Stories

How the leopard got his spots
Illustration by the author to How the Leopard got his Spots by Rudyard Kipling in Just So Stories. The Leopard (lying down)

The Bridge Builders
The title page of Rudyard Kiplings short story The Bridge Builders, as it first appeared in the Illustrated London News Christmas issue, 1893

Tom Titt / Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936), British writer and poet, born in Bombay, India

Kipling Carried
English writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936), is carried aloft by hearty party-goers aboard the Majestic warship after he had recited his poem Soldier and sailor too

The Miracle of Purun Bhagat; Dewan Sir Purun Dass at a shrin
Illustration showing The Miracle of Purun Bhagat ; Dewan Sir Purun Dass, K.C.I.E. having resigned his power, position and palace, sitting as a Sunnyasi (Holy Man)

Rudyard Kipling / Burwash
Bateman s, near Burwash, Sussex, Home of English writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)

Kiplings home in Sussex
The home of English writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) in Rottingdean, Sussex

KIPLING
English writer, Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)

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"Exploring the world of Rudyard: From captivating tales to enduring legacies" Step into the enchanting realm Kipling, where imagination intertwines with history and storytelling knows no bounds. Known for his timeless works such as "Just So Stories" and "The Jungle Book, " Kipling's literary genius continues to captivate readers young and old. Transport yourself to the boathouse nestled at the edge of a picturesque reservoir, created centuries ago to supply water for the West Midlands canal system, and is here that Kipling found solace, drawing inspiration from nature's tranquil beauty as he penned his beloved stories. In 1902, Kipling himself sketched a whimsical illustration for his cherished collection, "Just So Stories for Little Children. " This glimpse into his creative process offers a window into the mind of an extraordinary storyteller. A photograph captures Kipling diligently seated at his desk, immersed in crafting worlds filled with adventure and wonder. The intensity in his eyes reflects both passion and dedication that shaped him into one of literature's most celebrated figures. Renowned artist Cyrus Cuneo immortalized Kipling through portraiture, capturing not only physical features but also hinting at the depth within this remarkable man. His gaze speaks volumes about a life dedicated to weaving tales that resonate across generations. Empire Day on May 24th, 1909 marked an important milestone in British history—a day when patriotism soared high. And amidst it all stood Rudyard Kipling; an emblematic figure whose words echoed throughout the empire like a rallying cry for unity and pride. Venture deep into "The Jungle Book, " where Mowgli embarks on daring escapades alongside Akela—the lone wolf who becomes both mentor and protector. W. H Drake's evocative illustrations bring these characters to life, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in this enthralling tale. Kipling's influence extends beyond the pages of his books.