Sarah Gibb (1)
Autor de Rapunzel: Based on the Original Story by the Brothers Grimm
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 20th century
- Género
- female
- Lugares de residencia
- Wandsworth, London, England, UK
- Educación
- St. Martin's School of Art
Brighton College of Art (MA|Illustration)
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Rapunzel por Sarah Gibb
Gorgeous, intricate illustrations and a beautifully simplified story. Gibb neatly sidesteps some of the harder-to-explain bits of the original tale without entirely eliminating its darker aspects: no mention is made of Rapunzel's pregnancy, but the prince is still pushed from the tower into a thorn bush, becoming "so badly hurt that he could no longer see." This is the way you retell a faery tale for children.
The biggest strength of this version of the classic fairy tale is Sarah Gibb’s enchanted illustrations. Her images are impeccably delicate, with clean lines and a color palette worthy of any princess. One of Gibbs’ signatures is her silhouette panels which diversify the illustration style. C is always eager to turn the pages and see what magic comes next.
This book is all about the illustrations. I was dreading reading another Rapunzel story to my three year old (she picked it out at the library) but the illustrations were some detailed and fun. The story its simple and the details are found in the art on each page. I won't mind rereading this version.
I liked “Rapunzel” for two reasons. First, I truly like that this story has been around for so long and is considered a traditional story, but it is written in so many different ways. The general idea of the story, Rapunzel letting her hair down, is the same but there is always one different aspect in the retold stories. This aspect is interesting to think about, because the story told today can be nothing like the original ‘traditional’ story that was once told. Second, I really liked the illustrations in this book. The colors were very vibrant and eye catching. They would typically be more appealing to female readers, but the book overall is written for anyone! The main point in Rapunzel is to tell the love story of a girl who has been locked away and desperately wants to be freed, and with the help of her long locks, she gets a happy ending.… (más)
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Princess Tales (1)
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- Obras
- 6
- También por
- 43
- Miembros
- 190
- Popularidad
- #114,774
- Valoración
- 4.0
- Reseñas
- 19
- ISBNs
- 31
- Idiomas
- 2