David Gentleman I

 

AS far as I could research, this is the work of David Gentleman for Time and Tune BBC 1967. David Gentleman is a printmaker who studied art and painting at the Royal College of Art under Edward Bawden and John Nash. He has works in watercolour, lithography and wood engraving.

Brian Wildsmith XVII

'The Lion and the Rat' a fable by Jean de La Fontaine (1621-1695), illustrated by Brian Wildsmith published 1964 by London Oxford University Press.

Brian Wildsmith XVI

 

 

Some lovely animals from Brian Wildsmiths', 'Animals to Count', published in 1996. 

Jacques Hnizdovsky III

Behind the king's kitchen : a roster of rhyming riddles by many authors, illustrated with woodcuts by Jacques Hnizdovsky (1915- 1985), Published in 1992.

Roger Duvoisin XXVIII

'Angelique' by Janice and Roger Duvoisin published 1960. So happy to share another work from the genius Duvoisin's this time it is the story of Angelique who has her lovely life disrupted by the arrival of Coco the dog. As usual the poetry of Rogers line work is sublime.

Sheila Duncan and Fringe treasures.

Above: Martin Scott

When friends have to travel and move great distances, treasured belonging have to relocate and I am happy to say that Dr Sheila Duncan  (actress and academic) gifted me some such treasures before she departed for Australia last month. These three prints were made as part of a children's competition for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival's posters in the 1980's by children from Drummond High School Inverness. Today is the start of the madness of Edinburgh Fringe, to anyone visiting or performing have a great time.

Above Robert Crawford. Below: Darren Aitkenhead

Aliki Brandenberg VIII

'The story of William Penn' written and illustrated by Aliki Brandenberg, published in 1964. 

The floor in the illustration abve has so many colours it is wonderful!

I love these whirly waves amazing expressive ink work.