Boys’ Life Magazine September 1933 (cover art). Pretty sure the Native American guide is not saying ‘Here, have all this land’, despite appearances.Hunting & Fishing Magazine July 1937Charles William Hargens, Jr. (1893−1997)Molly Brett
My life has been told to me through campfire tales — stories that spill over when the fire has burned low and silence must be filled. They’re like old coats hauled from the back of the cupboard. Dusted off, aired out, good as new. My mother, Vivienne, doled them out as reward or consolation, depending on her mood. And so I came to know myself — through the telling and retelling.
Friday Brown by Vikki Wakefield, Australian author
Tall tales are a storytelling tradition that extends far back into human history. In our imaginations, tall tales happen around the camp fire.
LE DIEU VIVANT (1974) DH Comes campfireCOUNTRY GENTLEMAN Magazine cover art 1934Trader Trapper magazine 1927 August art by Edwin BolenbaughHunting & Fishing Magazine March 1939From Kipling’s A Song of the English. Illustrated by W. Heath RobinsonNorman Rockwell (American painter and illustrator) 1894 – 1978 Hobo and Dog 19241932 The Open Road For Boys Magazine Story of Northwest Mounted Police cover art by William EatonFrank C. Bensing (1893-1993) c1950, ‘Three Men Hunting’The Mystery of the Spiteful Letters by Enid Blyton full coverThis Week (The Minneapolis Journal), January 29 1939 cover art by William Stuart HogarthWho Fears The Devil by Manly Wade WellmanEvgenii Rachev (1906 – 1997) 1960 illustration for Russian Folk Tales.Jill Barklem Brambley Hedge, The High Hillsby Tove Jansson for ‘Moominland Midwinter (1957)Camp fire singalong, Illustration in Childcraft vol 9 by Tom Fawell. First printed by Field Enterprises 1964George Watson Barratt, interior illustration for Harper’s Weekly, June 1911Khasui Kawase (1883 – 1957) A postcard from Finland, illustrated by Rolf Lidberg in the 1970s.Jenny Eugenia Nystrom (1854-1946) ~ Swedish painter and illustrator who created numerous Christmas cards and magazine coversJ.R.R. Tolkien (1892 – 1973) 1937 The Trolls illustration for The Hobbit campfireThe Young Balloonist by Esther M Douty 1963. This guy isn’t cooking food but he’s cooking up something.Smoking Animals, Theodor de Bry, after Johann Theodor de Bry, 1591 Winslow Homer, Seaside Sketches – A Clam-Bake, 1873Leonid Zolotarev – The Snow QueenLeonid Zolotarev – The Snow QueenPRIJDTE K NAM, MUZIKANTI (1960) Jiri Trnka camp fireA campfire scene by Olivier Tallecfrom How To Make Friends With A Ghost by Rebecca GreenThe Saturday Evening Post February 23, 1952Banks of the Tiber, 1893 by Antonia Munoz Degrain (Catalan)Edward Gorey, for an adaptation of ‘Rumpelstiltskin’ by Edith TarcovPaul Zelinsky – Swamp Angel by Anne Isaacs. I think there might be more to this one than ‘camp fire’.Cowgirl Romances #1 1950Arkady SherMay Gibbs postcard, c.1916 ANZACCampfire artwork created with artificial intelligence, based on stock photography.
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