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Step into Robert Ingpen's magical world with this book of wonderful images that have made Robert a worldwide household name for children's illustration. Here you will find his own autobiographical tales, illustrator's notes, original sketches and illustrations from his award-winning publications. Robert leads us on his journeys into the wondrous landscapes of the classics he has so famously illustrated (Neverland, the Riverbank, Oz and Alice's Wonderland) as well as into the magical landscapes of his own imagination and the more real but no less magical scenery of his own beloved Australia, and reveals the places, stories and people that inspired him along the way. Robert's astonishing creative vision has breathed life into more than one hundred books and delighted countless children around the world throughout his remarkable career as an illustrator. Wonderlands is a fitting celebration of Robert Ingpen's work as a master illustrator and storyteller. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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I first came across his work when I was with the CSIRO and I kept some of the magazines for years.....not sure whether I still have some. And I must say, that I was amused to see in his story of the Poppycock that he refers to his characters as Hairy Peruvians. I wonder if it is because (as he says) he saw dolls like this in a museum in Peru.....or because there is a variety of Subterranean clover called "Hairy Peruvian".... because it does have hairs and it comes from Peru. I think the CSIRO was working with newly introduced species like these in the 1960's. Anyway, I feel some affinity with Ingpen because of this shared experience with the CSIRO and agriculture. I seem to remember some illustrations of sub-clover varieties...almost certainly done by Ingpen. (I think there were issues with high oestrogen content of some of these clovers ..and they were messing up the reproductive cycles of sheep). The book is beautifully put together...very balanced and, as one would expect, superbly illustrated. Five stars from me. ( )