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A Grimm Brothers' Tale Retoldby Emanuele LuzzatiPantheon / Random House 1973Luzzati's retelling of the Grimm's "The Fisherman and His Wife" get overlaid with the Punch and Judy comedy of the hapless hunchback and his shrew of a wife. Not as opulent as some of Luzatti's other illustrations, the story melds the two stories fairly well until the end when it veers a little and the magic fish from
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retold and illustrated by Emanuele Luzzati Random House 1969 I don't remember when I first heard the story of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, but I'm guessing it was originally from a Fleischer Brothers cartoon. Maybe it was a retelling with Popeye the Sailor. I know it wasn't the only place I heard it, because it was one of those stories that was sort of assumed with popular culture. Everyone
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by Bill Martin, Jr.with pictures by Emanuele LuzzatiHolt, Rinehart and Winston 1970Much like last week's Martin/Luzzati collaboration, When It Rains.. It Rains is another small book that deals with repetition and familiarity to hold a young reader's attention. It didn't occur to me before, but these small books with their childlike illustrations and simple texts were precursors to the board
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Michael Sporn has posted about Emanuele Luzzati, the “Italian designer, who worked with Giulio Gianini in creating some wonderful animated cut-out films.”
Mr. Luzzati was also an author and illustrator. You can see examples of his illustration here.
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Totally transfixed by the Pulcinella video, David. Thanks for posting it!
Happy to do so, Julie. Makes me long for the old International Tournée of Animation that I used to see on college campuses when I was a teen.