Antonio Frasconi (1919–2013)
Autor von The House That Jack Built/ La Maison Que Jacques a Batie: A Picture Book in Two Languages
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Bildnachweis: Antonio Frasconi in his studio in 1978. Credit Jack Manning/The New York Times
Werke von Antonio Frasconi
The House That Jack Built/ La Maison Que Jacques a Batie: A Picture Book in Two Languages (1958) 54 Exemplare
The Snow and the Sun / La Nieve y el Sol: A South American Folk Rhyme in Two Languages (1961) 9 Exemplare
Woodcuts 5 Exemplare
"--other languages, other signs--" : the books of Antonio Frasconi, 2 February-12 April, 1992 4 Exemplare
Antonio Frasconi An Artist's Journal 1 Exemplar
Antonio Frasconi Exposición Retrospectiva 1 Exemplar
light luce lumiere luz 1 Exemplar
Los desaparecidos 1 Exemplar
Obra Grafica 1 Exemplar
Zugehörige Werke
Medieval Cities : Their Origins and the Revival of Trade (1925) — Umschlaggestalter, einige Ausgaben — 729 Exemplare
The face of the ancient Orient : a panorama of Near Eastern civilizations in pre-classical times (1960) — Umschlaggestalter, einige Ausgaben — 127 Exemplare
Römisches Reich. Das lateinische Jahrtausend (1956) — Umschlaggestalter, einige Ausgaben — 118 Exemplare
Four stages of Renaissance style; transformations in art and literature, 1400-1700 (1955) — Umschlagillustration, einige Ausgaben — 114 Exemplare
The Road to Pearl Harbor: The Coming of the War Between the United States and Japan (1950) — Umschlaggestalter, einige Ausgaben — 69 Exemplare
West end magazine: Midwest people's culture anthology issue: volume 5 number 1 Summer 1978 — Illustrator — 1 Exemplar
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- Rechtmäßiger Name
- Frasconi, Antonio Rudolfo
- Geburtstag
- 1919-04-28
- Todestag
- 2013-01-08
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- Uruguay
- Geburtsort
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Sterbeort
- Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
- Berufe
- Woodcut Artist
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- American Academy of Arts and Letters Academy Award (Art, 1954)
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The Snow and the Sun / La Nieve y el Sol: A South… von Antonio Frasconi
Note: I received a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley.
I'm not much of an 'illustration guy',but I found this collection to be nicely printed, which seems to be a small difficulty.
This is a fun read for kids because it is like a tongue twister story with poetic rhyme. It is about a house and things that happen within the house. Towards the end, I started to think that one of the messages it could be sending is that we are all connected even if it does not seem that way. The farmer fed the cock who woke the priest who married the couple and so on and so forth. Everything we do sets off a chain effect throughout the world. This is a bilingual book which I think is fun for two reasons. One it helps students who are English language learners and it shows kids who may only speak English the fun of other languages. At the end of the book there is questions of what was said like who worried the cat? who killed the rat? et cetera. These questions are a part of the story and how it is read but they also give the teacher a chance to check the ELL students understanding and comprehension of the story.… (mehr)
I enjoyed reading about all of the factors that were apart of the house that Jack was building. I think bilingual books are super cool because we can see side by side two different languages. The rhymes were simple and cute, the same story appeared page after page. Overall a great book, I would use this to introduce children to different languages.
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