Scootles, Baby Tourist

Scootles, Baby Tourist

The Kewpies


Rose O'Neill (created by)
September 1928 (Date published)
1928 (Date manufactured/created)
Pen and ink on illustration board
Pen, Ink, Illustration board
22 1/2 inches H X 17 1/2 inches W
26 inches H X 31 inches W
Pen and ink on paper. Illustration for The Delineator Magazine (September 1928). "The Kewpies by Rose O’Neill / They called the Baby Tourist 'Scootles' / She was full of tunes and tootles / Particularly fond of trips / And toddling – here and there. /  And so she got to Kewpie town -- / That very far from droopy town-- / And always ever after / That brave baby would declare: / 'IF you scoot and toddle long enough, / With somersaults and song enough, / Hopping on and popping on -- / And keeping up your pace-- / Not letting on nor fretting on / But industriously getting on / You’ll come to / A Good Place'." 
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