Adrienne Ségur (1901-1981) was a French illustrator born in Athens, Greece. She illustrated numerous children's books, and was the director of the children's column in Le Figaro.
Illustrations by Adrienne Ségur
“Jorinda and Joringel.” The Snow Queen and other tales : a selection of traditional Russian fairy tales, André Bay, Marie Ponsot, New York: Golden Press, 1962, pp. 29-31.
Tale Summary There was once an old castle hidden deep in the forest, and in... Read more
“The Little Old Woman.”The Snow Queen and other tales : a selection of traditional Russian fairy tales, André Bay, Marie Ponsot, New York: Golden Press, 1962, pp. 45-46.
Tale Summary Once upon a time there was a young girl who went for a... Read more
“Three Dwarfs of the Forest.” The Snow Queen and other tales : a selection of traditional Russian fairy tales, André Bay, Marie Ponsot, New York: Golden Press, 1962, pp. 25-28.
Tale Summary There was once a widower and a widow who each had a daughter... Read more
“The Cat Who Became Lord of the Forest.” The Snow Queen and other tales : a selection of traditional Russian fairy tales, André Bay, Marie Ponsot, New York: Golden Press, 1962, pp. 11-15.
Tale Summary There was once a tough and clever cat, who had one ear, who... Read more
“Winter's Promised Bride.” The Snow Queen and other tales : a selection of traditional Russian fairy tales, André Bay, Marie Ponsot, New York: Golden Press, 1962, pp. 7-10.
Tale Summary There was once an elderly man and his second wife, who was very... Read more