In Memoriam: Cecile de Brunhoff
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Elephant, Cecile de Brunhoff, has died at the age of 99 in Paris. De Brunhoff
created the story of a young orphaned elephant and his Parisian adventures as a
bedtime story for her sons, but it was her husband who took the tale to
worldwide popularity.
Painter and illustrator Jean de Brunhoff created
an image to go with his wife’s elephant, as well as a crew of charming
supporting characters. With Paris as their backdrop, the crew was destined to
delight. 1931 saw the publication of The Story of Babar – the first of
dozens of Babar books that would be published both by Jean and son
Laurent. Cecile never wanted any credit for her contributions to the stories,
but her influence has been – and will continue to be – felt by
generations.
gorgeous Lancaster
County, and make a stop by Shupps Grove while you’re at it? Shupps Grove is the
first outdoor antique market in the Adamstown area, and they’ve been in
operation since 1962.<br><br>Now, they’re kicking the season off on April 18, 19
and 20 with their Spring Opening, and continuing April 24 - 27 with their Spring
Extravaganza. Acres upon acres of unique and wonderful antiques and collectibles
will be on display - and fantastic deals are sure to abound! Visit Shupps Grove
online at <A
HREF=”http://www.shuppsgrove.com/”>www.shuppsgrove.com</A>, and we’re
sure you’ll want to visit them in person, too! <br><br></div>
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