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Take a look at these amazing paper bag costumes and mylar masks designed in the 1960s!
9 Oct — 15 Nov 2014 at the Kemistry Gallery in London, United Kingdom
The Christmas Tree (First Steps In Reading) by Kathleen Brooks, illustrated by Fredun Shapur, Benn, London,1966 Other books from th...
Add Fredun Shapur to the pantheon of modern designers making winning and sculptural objects for children.
Kemistry Gallery, 43 Charlotte Road, London, EC2A 3PD
Like Bruno Munari or Charles Eames, the designer Fredun Shapur (born 1929) made a particular daring and inventive contribution to the world of children. Between the 1960s and 1980s he designed toys for manufacturers such as Naef in Switzerland, Galt Toys
The exhibition will show Fredun Shapur’s multi-faceted talent, through a selection of vintage books, toys and posters, displayed in glass cases.
Albums pour enfants littérature jeunesse livres pour tout-petits abécédaires les grandes rééditions la collection des trois ourses tout-petits (...)
Un bel giorno, da Spazio bk , ho comprato un libro. «E sarebbe questa la notizia?» domanderanno i miei lettori. «Tutte le volte che metti p...
Two pages from the children's book Round and Round and Square, United Kingdom, 1965, by Fredun Shapur, published by Abelard-Schuman.
the purpose of all this is to find purpose, through inspiration and emotion, notions and potions.
London studio Systems Project has organised an exhibition that brings together forgotten 1960s toys including Interslot, Bird and Fish, and Marble Run
Sur le site Macabann , les bricoleurs peuvent trouver, entre- autres, des plans de jouets à fabriquer. Le garage: Carbag . Crédit Macbann. Cabriolle , propose également le plan, d'un très beau garage année cinquante , Pour celui-ci, il manque les plans......
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Image of Rond et rond et carré, Fredun Shapur, éditions MeMo
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There’s an endearingly open, experimental feel to the work of Barcelona-based illustrator and designer Joan Casaramona. Across his online platforms he’s more than willing to share every step of his process, showing sketchbooks filled with his dabblings in paint, collage, print and animation, offering a charming insight into his strange and multifarious inspirations. We were especially drawn to his works looking at wee Napoleon, rendered at times as a rather hirsute figure; at others like a little devil. For us his work is most effective when in primary colours that remind us of "Fredun Shapur’s little characters":http://kemistrygallery.co.uk/fredun-shapur-2/, but one monochrome work really stood out - the great little GIF below where a woman joyfully strips off, baring all before taking her little black dress and wrapping herself up in it to form a tiny black ball.
