Hafez Miraftabi, illus. for The dream of wind by Nader Sharifi
Marjan Vafaeian illus. for The red ladybird by Kambiz Kakavand
Leaves by Mehdi Mo'eeni, 1985
Peyman Rahimizadeh, illus. Demons are afraid of humans in daytime by Ali Asghar Seyd Abadi
Alain Bailhache, illus. for Jamshid Sepahi
Aallen Bayaash, illus. for The snowpa by Jabbaar Baaghchehbaan
Aallen Bayaash, illus. for The snowpa by Jabbaar Baaghchehbaan
Aallen Bayaash, cover for The snowpa by Jabbaar Baaghchehbaan
Hormoz Haghighi, illustration for Hope's hopes by Mohammad Reza Yusefi
Hormoz Haghighi, illustration for Hope's hopes by Mohammad Reza Yusefi
Mohammadrezaa Daadgar, illus. for As the sparrow says by Qeysar Aminpour
Ali Namvar, illus for The fable of Afsaneh
Ali Namvar illus. for Vicious circle by Farideh Khalatbaree
Author and Illustrator - Qodsi Qaazinouri, 70s, the wish
Rashin Kheirieh illus. for The tongue of Pahlevan Salar by Majid Shafiee
Azita Arta, asleep and awake
Aazarnoush Ebraahemiroushan, illus. for The star of manners and letters by Parvin E'tesaami
I hope these posts have convinced you to spend some time in the International Children's Digital Library
Previously:
-- The Sound of Clocks
-- Bahman Dadkhah
Previously:
-- The Sound of Clocks
-- Bahman Dadkhah
9 comments:
Hey, I can't remember if I've mentioned this before, but your blog is amazing.
This post is especially great, I think, but it really is consistently wonderful.
Keep up the good work!
These are amazing! Thanks for putting them out there.
Thanks for introducing me to the ICDI; amazing stuff. If you haven't found them yet, I recommend Annegert Fuchshuber's "Philibert" and "Karlinchen."
Cy, thanks for the tip on Fuchshuber -- gorgeous and uncanny images.
Jeff & BS, thanks for your feedback!
Amazing!!! I am a huge fan of children's book illustration -- I could get lost in the library for ages and ages! Thank you.
Fabulous post!
These are gorgeous... I was just digging for info about Iranian kids lit... and i'm SO glad I found this! Great blog!
Annie Beth Ericsson
http://walkinginpublic.wordpress.com
Annie, definitely dig around the site for the follow up posts, and the stuff by Bahman Dadkhah.
The third installment is coming soon too!
Will
Great stuff! It may be of interest that there are some Persian Mythological stories captured in a graphic novel format at; http://www.theshahnameh.com
Thanks for the tip, Will! Bahman Dadkhah's work is absolutely amazing... especially his poems for children. I'll be interested to see what else you dig up in the next installment!
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