1975 Graphis CHILDREN BOOK ILLUSTRATION Siemaszko Edward Gorey Etienne Delessert

GRAPHIS CHILDRENS BOOK ILLUSTRATION [3] Original hardcover 1975 edition 136 pages of b/w and color examples of modern Childrens Book Illustration Walter Herdeg [Editor]: GRAPHIS CHILDRENS BOOK ILLUSTRATION [3]. Zurich: Graphis Press 1975. Publication no. 140 [expanded edition of Graphis 177]. First edition. A fine hardcover book in glazed pictorial boards: truly a collectors copy. Former owners inked signature on front pastedown, otherwise interior unmarked and very clean. � Cover by Etienne Delessert. � 9.5 x 12 � hardcover book with 136 pages of b/w and color examples of modern Childrens Book Illustration, circa 1974. Text in in English, French and German. Graphis was (and still is) one of the most important and influential European graphic design publication. Graphis has been revered for its artistic presentation, impeccable design, and exemplary production qualities. Global in scope, Graphis is a compelling record of the most significant and influential communication work being produced today. In visually driven articles, Graphis beautifully presents the best work produced internationally in Graphic Design, Advertising, Branding & Identity, Illustration, Publishing, Packaging Design, Typography and Photography. � with a focus on modern European designers. Graphis is still being published, but the most influential and groundbreaking years are from the 1940s to the mid-1970s. Contents: German Picture Books of the 19th Century by Bettina Hurlimann US Childrens Books in a Changing World by Jerome Snyder: Maurice Sendak, etc. � Childrens Book illustration in Britain by John Ryder New Childrens Books in France by Christine Chagnoux New Childrens Books in Germany by Ingeborg RamsegerTradition and Internationalism in Swiss Childrens books by Jurg Schatzmann The japanese Picture Book in past and present by Tadashi Matsui Polish illustrators and the Childrens Book by Mieczyslaw Piotrowski Contemporary childrens book illustration in Czechoslavakia by Dusan Roll The Future Evolution of the Art of The Picture Book by Anna Katharina Ulrich ABC and Counting Books by Dr. Walter Abegg Short biographies of the illustrators Index to illustrators Index to Publishers Artists include Miyoshi Akasaka, Alan Aldridge, Jean Alessandrini, Glenys & Victor Ambrus, Waldemar Andrzejewski, Marie Angel, Edward Ardizzone, Fred Bauer, Hans-Joachim Behrendt, Monika Beisner, Dagmar Berkova, Andrzej Bienkowski, Quentin Blake, Erik Blegveld, Bernard Bonhomme, Antoni Boratynski, Adolf Born, Joëlle Boucher, Daniele Bour, Aliki Liacouras Brandenberg, Raymond Briggs, Laurent de Brunhoff, Albin Brunovsky, Jan Brychta, John Burningham, Manfred Butzmann, Dominique Buzias, Alois Carigiet, Eric Carle, Christine Chagnoux, Shinta Choh, Seymour Chwast, Miroslav Cipar, Nicole Claveloux, Hans Normann Dahl, Etienne Delessert, Heinz Edelmann, Michael Foreman, Annegert Fuchshuber, Shosuke Fukuda, Maurice Garnier, Elzbieta Gaudasinka, Alain Gauthier, Peter Giesel, Milton Glaser, Edward Gorey, Erhard Gottlicher, Susanna Gretz, Walter Grieder, Roger Hargreaves, Fritz Hechelmann, Richard Hefter, Emma Heinzelmann, Friso Henstra, Margriet Heymans, Ruth Hurlimann, Toyoko Igarishi, Ota Janecek, Janosch, Vaclav Kabat, Angelika Kaufmann, Charles Keeping, Steven Kellogg, Friedrich Kohlsaat, Danuta Konwicka, Jindrich Kovarik, William Kurelek, Monika Laimgruber, Claude Lapointe, Laurence, Arnaud Laval, Errol Le Cain, Horst Lemke, Herbert Lentz, Leo Leonhard, Leo Lionni, Anita Lobel, Arnold Lobel, Ulf Lofgren, Alberto Longoni, Emanuele Luzzati, Stan Mack, Setsuko Majima, James Marshall, Mitchell Miller, Elzbieta Murawska, Marian Murawski, Luis Murschetz, Gisela Neumann, Gerhard Oberlander, Yasuo Ohtomo, Helen Oxenbury, Josef Palecek, Jirir Pavlin, Celestino Piatti, Mieczyslaw Piotrowski, Laszlo Reber, Karoly Reich, Maureen Roffey, Gerald Rose, Tony Ross, Reynold Ruffins, Zbigniew Rychlicki, Jiri Salamoun, Maki Sasaki, Wakiko Satoh, Beatrix Scharen, Walter Schmogner, Binette Schroeder, Lieselotte Schwarz, Gustav Seda, Yasuo Segawa, Maurice Sendak, Olga Siemas... read more