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The Nonsense Verse of Edward Lear

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This marvellous collection features nearly all of Edward Lear's nonsense writings, enhanced by new illustrations from John Vernon Lord. Included are beloved pieces like "The Owl and the Pussy-cat," "The Dong with the Luminous Nose," and "The Jumblies," alongside 236 limericks sourced from Lear's four published volumes and some posthumous works. Lord provides an introduction that offers biographical and critical insights into Lear's life and work. His intricate and whimsical graphic style beautifully captures the essence and satirical humor of Lear's nonsense, reflecting his deep admiration for Lear's creativity. For those familiar with Lear's original illustrations, Lord's approach may come as a surprise, but the outcome justifies his artistic liberties. The collection is a visual and verbal feast, appealing to both adults and children. Lord dedicated three years to illustrating this work, elevating Lear's oeuvre to new heights of lunacy. Critics praise Lord's unique interpretation and detailed drawings, which resonate with Lear's original style while infusing a sense of complexity and emotional depth. This edition is celebrated for its visual delight and is regarded as a handsome tribute to Lear's legacy.

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The Nonsense Verse of Edward Lear, Edward Lear, John Vernon Lord

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Année de publication
1992
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(souple),
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Titre
The Nonsense Verse of Edward Lear
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Mandarin
Publié
1992
Format
souple
Pages
256
ISBN10
0749311606
ISBN13
9780749311605
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Mots clés
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4,25 sur 5
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This marvellous collection features nearly all of Edward Lear's nonsense writings, enhanced by new illustrations from John Vernon Lord. Included are beloved pieces like "The Owl and the Pussy-cat," "The Dong with the Luminous Nose," and "The Jumblies," alongside 236 limericks sourced from Lear's four published volumes and some posthumous works. Lord provides an introduction that offers biographical and critical insights into Lear's life and work. His intricate and whimsical graphic style beautifully captures the essence and satirical humor of Lear's nonsense, reflecting his deep admiration for Lear's creativity. For those familiar with Lear's original illustrations, Lord's approach may come as a surprise, but the outcome justifies his artistic liberties. The collection is a visual and verbal feast, appealing to both adults and children. Lord dedicated three years to illustrating this work, elevating Lear's oeuvre to new heights of lunacy. Critics praise Lord's unique interpretation and detailed drawings, which resonate with Lear's original style while infusing a sense of complexity and emotional depth. This edition is celebrated for its visual delight and is regarded as a handsome tribute to Lear's legacy.