En 1903 la diseñadora de juguetes alemana Margarete Steiff y su sobrino Richard Steiff idearon el primer osito de peluche. Desde entonces, este se ha convertido en uno de los juguetes más populares, llegando en ocasiones a ser un objeto de colección de gran valor.
La literatura no se quedó al margen de esta tendencia y las grandes casas fabricantes de juguetes recrearon tanto las obras más populares como a sus escritores.
Hagamos un breve repaso osuno de la literatura:
Historia de la literatura en osos de peluche: de Don Quijote a 50 sombras de Grey
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William Shakespeare es uno de los autores más reproducidos. Buena prueba de ello son todos los ositos que podemos ver a continuación, así como numerosos personajes de sus obras:
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A continuación, podemos ver a D’Artagnan y a Athos, Porthos y Aramis.
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Los personajes creados por Lyman Frank:
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Y los de la obra de James Matthew Barrie:
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El personaje de la novela de Gastón Leroux:
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Y los creados por George Bernard Shaw:
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Bilbo Bolsón y Légolas:
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Katniss Everdeen, la protagonista creada por Suzanne Collins:
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Christian Grey, el personaje de la trilogía de E. L. James:
¡¡¡¡Pero qué bonito!!! De donde has sacado todo esto???