A magnificent interactive edition of Alice in Wonderland illustrated by Arthur Rackham in 1907. Explore this masterpiece as you never did before. Live a full immersion in original texts and graphics from the nineteenth and the early twentieth century reproduced in a consistent reconstruction of the work. One of the most beautiful and romantic version of the Carroll’s tale ever designed, now totally renovated and expanded trough a crisp and bright adaptation of the boards for a modern audience of all ages.

Contents:

• Complete set of Interactive Boards beautifully adapted for iPad and iPad Mini with animations, physical objects and interactive sounds
• Complete set of original boards presented in the Historical Notes section
• Amazing environmental soundtracks inside the Interactive Boards
• Help Guide to the Interactive Boards for the youngest
• “Invisible ink objects" to play with on every text page, just touch the letters!
• Camera function to mix your portraits in wonderful compositions and save it on your iPad or share with family and friends
• Detailed navigation's menus
• Full texts in the original version and from the earliest translations: English (1856), French (1869), German (1869), Italian (1871), Spanish (1922) and Portuguese (1931).
• In addition, find Historical Notes about Arthur Rackham (English only)


-The app is designed for iPad (2nd, 3rd, 4th generation) and iPad mini -
- Languages: English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Español, Portuguese -

A safe application enjoyable on several levels.

The Arthur Rackham's Alice in Wonderland remains the most important illustrated edition of the twentieth century and the first one ever made in colours. We are very far from the pasteboard models of John Tenniel, Alice’s first illustrator. Rackham’s Alice is keeping up with the new century, breaking with the traditional image that had restricted Carroll's character from her first appearance.

The application is enriched by a full set of Arthur Rackham’s original plates, in their original proportions and frames as they appeared in the 1907 first printed editions. Giving users the opportunity of moving easily between two different ways of enjoying Rackham’s work, present and past, permitting as complete a view as possible of the extraordinary work that this great illustrator made with Carroll’s text.