前回観たチェコアニメ映画祭２００６がかなり気に入ったので今回も観ることに。 今回の作品はどれも1989年以前の国営時代に作られたアニメーションを集めた。...
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Vyaceslav Legkobit This time of year always finds me in the mood for some good old fashioned folk-inspired art from Russia and Eastern Europe. I would be very happy to live in the same village as all these lively creatures! Russian figurine, thanks to Made with Love by Hannah (check out her blog fully of lovely hand-crafted, folk-inspired clothing, art and tutorials) Yuri Vasnetsov, Russian folk song, via HannaRivka Russian Folk Tales, author unknown, thanks to normanack Vladimir Golozubov, Two Roosters, thanks to Kievljanka Yevgeny Charushin Josef Lada, thanks to 50 Watts Solomea Loboda, linocut from Ukrainian folk Rhymes, thanks to polny shkaf another lovely book from HannaRivka L'udovita Fullu, Varila Mysicka Kasicku, 1966 ( a lucky vintage bookstore find) Rumen Skorchev, Bulgarian Folk Tales, 1979, and N. Trepenok, Sharp-toothed Mouse and Rich Sparrow, thanks to Book Graphics Feodor Rojankovsky, The three bears, 1967
A Dragon in a Wagon by Janette Rainwater, illus by John Martin Gilbert, Golden Books, Sydney 1973
Szedł raz zajączek po łące boso. Zabrudził futerko, umył je rosą. A potem na słonku stał przez godzinę, zmęczył się i poszedł spać pod olszynę. 12 wierszyków Genowefy Karasiewicz zilustrował Julius…
Texte: Madeleine Charvet Hachette/Les Albums Roses (1959)
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by Bette Westera (Author), Mattias de Leeuw (Illustrator), Laura Watkinson (Translator) An adorable child (with a bunny) imagines the ...
Aurelius Battaglia was an American illustrator, muralist, writer, and director. It looks like he’s sporting a very early pair of Mickey M ears in this photograph, well after all, he’s n…
Ted Bethune, 1963, thanks to Bob Caruthers Cats are such good looking, funny and familiar animals. So it's no wonder that most, if not all, the best commercial artists have used cats to promote anything from shoes and fabrics to home appliances and spark plugs! Herbert Leupin, Enkalon Donald Brun, Zwicky, 1953 Lucian Zabel, ca.1912 Tadeusz Gronowski, Radion, 1926 Two Puss in Boots posters, thanks to the Picasa Vintage Poster album by Pignouf René Gruau, 1961 Dutch poster for Philips Tv, 1951, thanks to paul.malon Hanns Lohrer, 1955, thanks to Mid–Centuria Jacques Auriac Jean Colin, 1950s Two posters by Walter Grieder and a 1960 cover illustration of a mailing piece for Sanforized products by Irving Miller/Bernard Vincent, thanks to mid-century collector extraordinaire Sandi Vincent
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Another Russian children's book about spaceflight, will they never end? This one is about the dreams of a boy and his space toys as they explore the solar system. As usual I have no knowledge of the Russian language so any translations or other hints about the text will be welcome. It is a 1963 reprint of a 1961 book, 32 pages of imaginative photographs. Here is the Russian text as best as I can copy: Баруздин С., Гортинский В. Как мы на ракете летали. Сказка-путешествие. Фотоиллюстрации В. Гортинского. М., Детский мир. 1963г. 32с.,илл. Мягкий переплет, энциклопедический формат. My reader's contribute a rough translation: Baruzdin, S. (Author) Gortinski, v. (Photos) How we flew in a rocket A fairy tale voyage Photos by V Gortinski Children's world 1963 32 pages, illustrated The chief delight is the adventures of these toys: The Russian flavor is evident all through these books. What is even more interesting to me is how the photographer chose to reproduce certain "iconic" space flight images from earlier books This image of a round space station with the red star reminds me of many other space station docking illustrations (although I could not find a round space station). Then they go on to the moon. I have a few more to share from this book later this week. Part 2 here: http://dreamsofspace.blogspot.com/2014/02/as-we-were-flying-on-rocket-story-part.html
Vyaceslav Legkobit This time of year always finds me in the mood for some good old fashioned folk-inspired art from Russia and Eastern Europe. I would be very happy to live in the same village as all these lively creatures! Russian figurine, thanks to Made with Love by Hannah (check out her blog fully of lovely hand-crafted, folk-inspired clothing, art and tutorials) Yuri Vasnetsov, Russian folk song, via HannaRivka Russian Folk Tales, author unknown, thanks to normanack Vladimir Golozubov, Two Roosters, thanks to Kievljanka Yevgeny Charushin Josef Lada, thanks to 50 Watts Solomea Loboda, linocut from Ukrainian folk Rhymes, thanks to polny shkaf another lovely book from HannaRivka L'udovita Fullu, Varila Mysicka Kasicku, 1966 ( a lucky vintage bookstore find) Rumen Skorchev, Bulgarian Folk Tales, 1979, and N. Trepenok, Sharp-toothed Mouse and Rich Sparrow, thanks to Book Graphics Feodor Rojankovsky, The three bears, 1967
If I were King, Bernice Myers' original illustrations from Les Quatre Musiciens (above) would be hanging on my walls. Alas, I only have sam...
I’d like to refresh your eyes with a little from an old favourite Bernice Myers. Also… Anyone familiar with the children’s books illustrated by the mid century artist Bernice Myer…
