This short early concept book is stylistically bold and uses a simple premise: what do things look like from above? A hot summer day is the scene of the story: readers will be able to spot the bird’s eye view of a small town with hot yellow lawns … [Leer más...]
Triangolo al circo [Triángulo en el Circo]
This early concept book provides a selection of vivid representations of the circus for young people to explore. Clowns juggle, trumpeters trumpet, a snake-charmer charms a snake. Children will be able to interact with the joyous depiction of circus … [Leer más...]
Meidän piti lähteä [Tuvimos que Partir]
Este es otro ejemplo de un libro de ilustraciones sin palabras que trata el tema de la crisis migratoria. We Had to Leave es más suave y alegre que otros títulos del corpus como Migrando, Orizzonti y Mediterraneo. Mientras que la mayoría de los … [Leer más...]
Il Libro Bianco [El Libro Blanco]
A sense of agency is key to this conceptual work, in which the role of children in creating their own lives is represented through the depiction of a small boy who paints and repaints the page. Similar to the classic worded picturebook, Harold and … [Leer más...]
Naar de Markt [Al Mercado]
Este libro es una descripción simple del viaje que hacen una madre e hija a su mercado local. El lector recibe información de una amplia gama de experiencias, que incluyen un conjunto diverso de alimentos y productos, vendidos por una variedad … [Leer más...]
Che Capolavoro! [Qué Obra de Arte!]
This picturebook takes canonical examples of classic and modern art to explore the universality of artwork in everyday life. The main character is surrounded by signifiers of art and culture - from Banksy to Salvador Dali, from Einstein to the Eiffel … [Leer más...]
Ką padarė žirklės? [Lo qué Hacian las Tijeras]
The majority of wordless picturebooks produced in Europe are produced in Northern and Western European countries. However, the oldest example of the form used in this corpus is a Lithuanian wordless picturebook originally published in 1961. It has … [Leer más...]
Verrückte Welt [El Mundo de Patas Arriba]
German artist ATAK presents a carnivalesque theme of power negotiation in this representation of an upside down world. The banker begs on the street corner while the punk hands over spare change; the mouse chases the cat; a horse rides a jockey; a … [Leer más...]
De gele ballon [The Yellow Balloon]
This powerful book is a reminder of how small the planet really is. We see different panoramas on each page, depicting different scenes from around the world, brought to life by vivid colour. The intricacy of the wimmelbook is avoided by the clarity … [Leer más...]
