Lewis Carroll considered having Alice translated into other languages very soon after his Alice appeared in English. His wish has come true.    Alice has been translated into over 125 different languages including Korean, Japanese, Egyption and Arabic. At one time it was banned in China on the grounds it was 'degrading for human beings to converse with animals". It was first translated into German in 1869, next was French in the same year, Swedish was next in 1870, then Italian (1872), Dutch (1875), Danish (1875) and Russian (1879).     And there have been literally hundreds of editions. For example, Alice Liddell's son started collecting various editions in the 1920s. When he died he left a collection of 250 different versions. Alice translations from around the world. Four colour magazine advertisments for Guiness Stout illustrated in the style of Tenniel. Ceramic plate by Alison Peake Sonya Carrington Alice as a ballet. We´ll be adding a new section about Alice ballets soon. Happy Birthday Alice by William Dargie The Hatter's Tea Party by Melbourne artist, Elizabeth Honey. A detail of a wood carving entitled "Alice Panel" by Alec Allan. Born in Melbourne in 1910, Alec is a retired engineer who learned much of his carving skill working as an assitant to Ola Cohn, famous for her carved Fairy Tree in the Fitzroy Gardens of Melbourne.. The Alice Panel is an impressive piece of New Zealand Kauri that had a prior life as a laboratory bench in the chemistry department at the Kodak factory in Coburg. A quilt entitled "Recycled With Love" by Patricia Trevillien, made for her grand-daughter Emma. Alice by Geoff Jones Lewis Carrol, detail from a triptych by John Anthony King Animation cel from Disney. Ballet poster from the USA Alice Christmas decorations to hang on the tree. The teaparty by Scott Gustafson 1988 Limited edition Disney poster sold as a framed print for almost $2000. The caterpillar by Scott Gustafson 1988 Click on the red button to see more of the Alice Collection There are a number of Alice chess sets around. We'll be adding a chess page very soon... it's still under construction. Alice and The White Rabbit in porcelain. These pages contain just a few of the many, interesting Alice illustrations we've come across over the years. We'll add to this collection over the next few months and we'll add links to give you larger reproductions of these images. We're always interested in seeing anything new or different concerning Alice and the other characters from the books.  Please call us if you have any pictures or items that could be on these pages. Contact the webmaster by email Show me more!!! Click on the Queen.