Art and Design
2014年7月5日 星期六
Quentin Blake at the House of Illustration – in pictures
Quentin Blake at the House of Illustration – in pictures
As the House of Illustration
opens the doors to its first permanent home
, Quentin Blake introduces some of his favourite characters from an illustrious career
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Quentin Blake
theguardian.com
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Friday 4 July 2014 15.09 BST
The Wild Washerwomen by John Yeoman
, first published by Hamish Hamilton (1979)
The washerwomen go out on the rampage.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
Candide
by Voltaire
, illustrated edition published by The Folio Society (2011)
Eternal optimist Dr Pangloss is hanged.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
The Boy in the Dress
by David Walliams
, first published by HarperCollins (2008)
Dennis and his friend Lisa discuss shoes as they walk home from school.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
The Twits by Roald Dahl
, first published by Jonathan Cape (1980)
Mr Twit eats a plate of worms disguised as spaghetti.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
The Story of the Dancing Frog
,
by Quentin Blake
, first published by Red Fox (1984)
An exceptional frog dances Swan Lake in Russia.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
How Tom Beat Captain Najork and His Hired Sportsmen by Russell Hoban
, first published by Jonathan Cape (1974)
The formidable Aunt Fidget Wonkham-Strong and her nephew Tom.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
Clown
by Quentin Blake
first published by Jonathan Cape (1995)
The eponymous hero.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
Michael Rosen's Sad Book
by Michael Rosen, first published by Walker Books (2004)
Birthday candles.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
Danny the Champion of the World
by Roald Dahl
, first published by Jonathan Cape (1975)
Danny's father with handfuls of sleeping pheasants.
Illustration: Quentin Blake
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