Edward Lear. The Parrots - Reviews
"Plumas caprichosas. Criadas em meados do século XIX, numa altura em que os papagayos vivos eram raros, as gravuras figurativas eram tao admiradas e disputadas como os propios animais. Mais de cem anos passaram, mas o trabalho de Edward Lear continuar a ser objecto de contemplaçao. E de desejo."Maxima Cultura, LisbonPortugal |
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"The publisher of many impressive over scaled books, TASCHEN has outdone themselves this time...Has TASCHEN ever produced a more beautiful book? As long as you are well disposed to these unruly birds, the answer will probably be no."New York Observer Home Magazine, New YorkUnited States |
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"Brings Lear's parrots to life for more to admire."Notebook, SydneyAustralia |
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"TASCHEN have really outdone themselves this time; The Parrots by Francesco Solinas, Rainier Willmann and Sophia Willman is a stunning book."1stDibs.com, New YorkUnited States |
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Lear's Parrots - The Prequelbibliodyssey.blogspot.com, United States, September 21, 2011 |
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Bildschöne Bücher / Edward Lear, The ParrotsNDR Kultur (Radio), Germany, January 01, 2010 |
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PapageienFocus, Germany, December 14, 2009 |
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Sublime CocoLe Point, France, November 05, 2009 |
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1830 art printed anewBirders World, United States, November 01, 2009 |
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Book News - Edward Lear’s Parrotspipress.org, United Kingdom, November 01, 2009 |
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Edward Lear. The Parrots
Francesco Solinas, Sophia Willmann, Rainer Willmann
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