The Illustrators Of Munsch

Name: The Illustrators Of Munsch
Creator: Nodelman, Perry
Keywords: Illustration, Children's Book Illustration, Canadian Literature, Picture Books, Children's Literature, Picturebooks, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Canadian children's literature

Nodelman, Perry

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Article . 1993

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The Illustrators Of Munsch

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 1993Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Nodelman, Perry;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.557018

The Illustrators Of Munsch

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Abstract

A discussion of how illustrations by a range of different illustrates affect the tone and meaning of various stories by the Canadian picture-book writer Robert Munsch.

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University of Winnipeg
Canada

Keywords

Illustration, Children's Book Illustration, Canadian Literature, Picture Books, Children's Literature, Picturebooks, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Canadian children's literature

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