File:Luigi Bertelli, Ciondolino, 1895, Illustration of Death's-head Hawkmoth by Carlo Chiostri, ca. 1915.jpg

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Luigi Bertelli: Ciondolino. Firenze (Florence) ca. 1915. Illustration of a death's-head hawkmoth by Carlo Chiostri. Bertelli's italian children's novel was first published in 1895 in Florence. English translations: "The Prince and His Ants", 1910 und 1937, "The Emporor of the Ants", 1935/37;

German translation: "Max Butziwackel der Ameisenkaiser", 1920.
Date (novel), ca. 1915 (illustration)
Source Luigi Bertelli, Ciondolino, edition from ca. 1915, Firenze / Florence
Author Luigi Bertelli (author), Carlo Chiostri (illustrator)

The author, Luigi Bertelli, died in 1920. The illustrator, Carlo Chiostri, died in 1939.

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