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Перевод: illustrator

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Тезаурус:

1. Illustrator Stephen Biesty spent 18 months creating the wonderfully-detailed pictures which take the reader inside 18 of the world's greatest buildings and machines.
2. Jan le Witt, best known then as a designer and illustrator (he later gave up graphic design for painting), provided a semi-surrealistic backcloth and not particular helpful costumes.
3. ILLUSTRATOR'S INVENTION
4. Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, illustrator Roberto Innocenti
5. A prime mover of Art Nouveau was A. H. Mackmurdo, but so were many famous artists - from Aubrey Beardsley, book illustrator, to Henri Guimard, designer of Paris Mtro stations; from the glassware of Louis Conford Tiffany to the architecture of Antoni Gaudi and early Frank Lloyd Wright - that any list of them is likely to be incomplete.
6. Maurice Sendak also has a clear idea of his role (Lorraine, 1977, p. 152): "To be an illustrator is to be a participant, someone who has something equally important to say as the writer of the book - occasionally something more important, but certainly never the writer's echo".
7. Tom Robb is a professional artist and regular contributor to The Artist's and Illustrator's Magazine.
8. Floored Masterpieces made Boyd's reputation as a gifted young children's book illustrator.
9. He lost a leg at Ypres in 1915 whereafter he earned his living with a miscellany of jobs from being a book illustrator, carpenter, poultry farmer and then caddie-master, and was by his own admission, very dependent on tips.
10. Tracey Boyd has been an illustrator since 1980.
11. My son, Ben, says I must not forget the illustrations by Quentin Blake - writer and illustrator are here a perfect match.
12. Typically, a laudatory essay he wrote was called The Painter of Modern Life on the subject of the illustrator Constantin Guys; this gifted if minor artist was accurately targeted by Baudelaire as being in the mainstream of contemporary social and political life.
13. The illustrator Cecil Aldin developed a romantic Dickensian view of the coaching inn in the 1920, which must have been influential in ensuring that "Brewers" Georgian" was a favoured style.