Dulac, Ambrus, Ardizzone, Keeping, R.Kennedy, Ahlbergs, Foreman, Jacques, Wildsmith, Oxenbury, Pienkowski,Briggs, H Ford, L Speed, Scarry, Hughes, Jansson, Potter, Shepard,Fortnum (to name a few)Thanks for brightening my childhood

1 13

One more before bed. Meet ‘Old Perisher’, the naughty cat of Corporation Gardens. Written by Diana Ross and published by Faber in 1965.
Illustrations of course by

3 23

I thought I’d kick off my contributions to for with some wonderful Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain - from a 2nd printing (1936). Beautiful colour reproduction in this ed.

6 49

Artist/illustrator, Edward Ardizzone (1900-1979).

16 93

Edward Ardizzone (1900-1979) "Holidaymakers on the Front' ♥️

41 181

Today, October 16th, is the birthday of Edward Ardizzone. He is the author-illustrator of the TIM books; LITTLE TIM AND THE BRAVE SEA CAPTAIN, TIM AND LUCY GO TO SEA, TIM TO THE RESCUE, and more!

1 2

The Railway Station
by Edward Ardizzone born 1900 from the J. Lyons series Lithographs by Contemporary Artists vol. I pub. 1947

2 17

El arte de Edward Ardizzone (Inglaterra, 1900-1979), el exitoso ilustrador británico:

0 0

This work by Edward Ardizzone shows a Jewish family leaning against each other, asleep on a bench in a shelter. It was painted in 1940 during the Blitz in the East End of London, which the artist had been appointed to record. © IWM (Art.IWM ART LD 467)

11 41

'Up the Mountain'
Created by Marianne Dubuc
Translated by Sarah Ardizzone
https://t.co/15O34IXlrd

1 1

Edward Ardizzone, 1962
« Tim’s Friend Towser »

15 76

On we'd like to celebrate all picture books about special bears. Here are some of our favourites:
1. The bear from 'The Rabbit and the Shadow' by Mélanie Rutten (translated by Sarah Ardizzone): https://t.co/xefyvODpK7.

1 2

Happy new year! May 2019 be a better one. Illustration by Edward Ardizzone for Dylan Thomas’s A Child’s Christmas in Wales: “Auntie Hannah laced her tea with rum, because it was only once a year.”

3 10

'Up the Mountain' is great for sharing, isn't it? Have you read Marianne Dubuc's equally magical 'The Lion and the Bird'? https://t.co/nzFS9RkzGe.

0 1

Have you read 'Up the Mountain', which is nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal 2019? You can view the first spreads here: https://t.co/15O34IXlrd

0 5

Book title of the day: Liquor & Literature. Edward Ardizzone's correspondence with John Lewis, the designer for Harveys Wine Lists, printed by the Reading Room Press this year. It could make - dare we say it? - an excellent Christmas present https://t.co/rxokNDD5BQ

2 5

Edward Ardizzone illustrated his first book in 1929: In a Glass Darkly by Sheridan Le Fanu. He went on to produce illustrations for Punch magazine and covers for the Radio Times.

1 13