Thames & Hudson插画师系列（共三本）

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出版社：Thames & Hudson

语言：英语

尺寸及商品重量：187 x 245 x 45.72mm | 1,560g

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《朱迪思．克尔》

对备受喜爱的儿童插画家和作家朱迪斯-科尔的生活和工作进行了概述，他是《来喝茶的老虎》和《莫格》等经典作品的创造者。

本书是一幅深思熟虑的亲密写照，它不仅是对朱迪思-科尔经典作品的庆祝，也是对其背后的辛勤工作、发展和严肃意图的记录。参照克尔的传记小说，乔安娜-凯里向我们介绍了这位插画家的日常生活，带我们进入她的工作室，探索她的材料，她与出版商和编辑的关系，以及她多年来的思考。利用大量以前未发表的视觉材料，我们看到了克尔令人难忘的创作的幕后。

《路德维格．贝梅尔曼斯》

虽然几乎每个人都知道路德维希-贝梅尔曼斯的《玛德琳》，但这位插画师还出版了40多部作品，这一事实仍然是一个被保守的秘密。作为泰晤士和哈德逊公司全新系列的第一部作品，这本书以丰富的视觉效果深入介绍了这位重要艺术家和作家的生活和工作。

路德维希-贝梅尔曼斯在奥匈帝国时期长大，十几岁时移民到美国，刚刚躲过了第一次世界大战的爆发。他为《玛德琳》书籍绘制的插图提供了对巴黎的经典看法，给数百万读者留下了深刻的印象。而每个插画师都很想知道他是如何传达一个只用几条线和几个点就能画出的活泼的小女孩的所有情绪的；他是如何在简单中达到如此清晰的效果的？

劳里-布里顿-纽维尔的插图文章收集了贝梅尔曼斯各种作品的材料，从小说、自传故事、幽默文章和连环画到壁画和酒店及餐馆的菜单。该书使公众能够接触到这些令人着迷的材料，否则就会失去这些材料，并将其与艺术家耐人寻味的生活联系起来。作为一个迷人的时代的标志，贝梅尔曼斯通过他神奇的作品让我们瞥见了他在巴黎和纽约体现出的既勤奋又迷人的生活。

《波西．西芒德斯》

在长达50多年的职业生涯中，波西-西蒙兹已经成为英国知名的讽刺漫画家之一。她也是一位备受喜爱的作家和艺术家，其作品被广泛翻译为儿童读物和图形小说。这些作品包括《弗雷德》（Fred），1996年被动画化为奥斯卡提名的短片《著名的弗雷德》（Famous Fred），以及《杰玛-波菲》（Gemma Bovery）和《塔玛拉-德鲁》（Tamara Drewe），这两部作品都被改编为电影，提高了她的国际声誉。

西蒙兹曾在一份人口普查表上描述她的工作为 "视觉工程师"。她非凡的绘画精度，她的观察力和她敏锐但脾气好的机智，使她成为英国最复杂的创新者之一，尤其以扩大漫画的范围和微妙性而闻名。

这是第一本探讨西蒙兹从幼年到现在的生活和工作的书。在与Paul Gravett的一系列访谈中，她对自己的创作过程提出了见解，并提供了前未有的机会，让人们进入她的 "工作间 "和档案，其中包括素描本和罕见或从未见过的艺术作品。波西-西蒙兹作为当代英国社会的记录者和批评者，以及用文字和图片讲故事的人，以罕见的感知力和人性出现了一个肖像。

《JUDITH KERR》

An overview of the life and work of much-loved children’s illustrator and author Judith Kerr, creator of classics such as The Tiger Who Came to Tea, and Mog.

A thoughtful and intimate portrait, this book is not only a celebration of Judith Kerr’s classic work, but a record of the hard work, development and serious intent behind it. Referencing Kerr’s biographical novels, Joanna Carey introduces us to the illustrator as she goes about her daily life, showing us into her studio, exploring her materials, her relationship with her publisher and editors, and her reflections over the years. Drawing on a great range of previously unpublished visual material, we see behind the scenes of Kerr’s unforgettable creations.

《LUDWIG BEMELMANS》

While almost everybody knows Ludwig Bemelmans’ Madeline, the fact that the illustrator published over forty other titles remains a well-kept secret. The first title in Thames & Hudson’s brand-new series, this book offers a visually rich insight into the life and work of this important artist and writer.

Ludwig Bemelmans grew up under the Austro-Hungarian empire and emigrated to the United States in his late teens, just escaping the outbreak of the First World War. His illustrations for the Madeline books offer a classic vision of Paris that has created a lasting impression on millions of readers. And every illustrator would love to know how he conveyed all the emotions of a spirited little girl drawn with just a few lines and dots; how did he achieve such clarity in simplicity?

Laurie Britton Newell’s illustrated essay gathers material from Bemelmans’ diverse oeuvre, from novels, autobiographical stories, humorous articles and comic strips to murals and menus for hotels and restaurants. The book makes accessible this mesmerizing material, which is otherwise lost to the public, and connects it to the artist’s intriguing life. An icon of a fascinating era, Bemelmans through his magical work gives us glimpses of a life that embodied both hard work and glamour, in Paris and New York.

《Posy Simmonds》

In the course of a career spanning more than fifty years, Posy Simmonds has become one of Britain’s best-known satirical cartoonists. She is also as a much-loved author and artist of widely translated children’s books and graphic novels. These include Fred, animated in 1996 into the Oscar-nominated short film Famous Fred, and Gemma Bovery and Tamara Drewe, both adapted into films, increasing her international fame.

Simmonds once described her job on a census form as ‘a visual engineer’. Her extraordinary precision of drawing, her powers of observation and her sharp but welltempered wit have made her one the Britain’s most sophisticated innovators, renowned especially for expanding the scope and subtlety of comics.

This is the first book to explore Simmonds’s life and work from her early childhood to the present day. In a series of interviews with Paul Gravett she offered insights into her creative process and provided unprecedented access to her ‘workroom’ and archives containing sketchbooks and rare or never-before-seen artworks. A portrait emerges of Posy Simmonds as a chronicler and critic of contemporary British society and a storyteller in words and pictures of rare perception and humanity.