Edward Lear fue un artista, ilustrador y escritor inglés, célebre por su disparate literario, expresado tanto en poesía como en prosa. Es especialmente reconocido por popularizar la forma del limerick. Sus obras siguen siendo apreciadas por su carácter lúdico y su distintivo estilo lingüístico. El legado de Lear reside en su habilidad única para encontrar y celebrar las absurdidades inherentes a la vida cotidiana.
A selection of letters written by Edward Lear to artists, painters, zoologists, politicians and his sister. The correspondence spans his writing life and includes descriptions of his travels to Europe and the Middle East. This book is published on the centenary of his death.
Welcome to the world of Edward Lear! John Vernon's Lord's stunning illustrations completely capture the spirit and satirical wit of Lear's work, conveying a lifelong enthusiasm for Lear's nonsense.
Presents an illustrated fairy tale, fable, nursery rhyme, or story for every day of the year.
A poem of the Owl and the Pussycat and their adventure to get married.
Misunderstood by his peers and plagued by loneliness and low self-esteem, Edward Lear spent much of his time in the company of children, composing poems and songs for their amusement. This title looks at Lear's serious and silly sides before selecting 15 limericks and 18 longer poems by the 19th-century wordsmith.
The book features a unique illustrated nonsense alphabet created by Edward Lear in the mid-1840s, intended as a gift for an unknown child. Based on a poem published in 1877, it has been meticulously organized and illustrated by Lica Sainciuc over several decades, incorporating Lear's original drawings. This blend of poetry and art captures the whimsical essence of Lear's work, making it a delightful exploration of creativity and childhood imagination.
Featuring a selection of classic poems, this collection serves as an accessible introduction to Edward Lear's whimsical and imaginative poetry. The high-quality cloth edition enhances its appeal, making it a perfect gift for poetry lovers and newcomers alike.
The whimsical nonsense verse by Edward Lear continues to enchant readers with its playful language and imaginative themes. Known for its unique charm and humor, this collection showcases Lear's talent for creating delightful characters and absurd scenarios that captivate both children and adults alike. His timeless poetry invites readers into a world of creativity and laughter, making it a cherished addition to any literary collection.
Edward Lear's whimsical poetry transforms ordinary language into delightful nonsense, characterized by imaginative wordplay and unexpected verses. His limericks, while varying in length, maintain a charming and creative essence, steering clear of scandalous themes. Notable works featured include "The Owl and the Pussycat," "The Pobble who has No Toes," and "The Quangle Wangle's Hat," all beautifully illustrated by Margaret Jervis. This edition showcases Lear's enchanting style on premium acid-free paper, highlighting the full-color illustrations that complement his playful verses.
Edward Lear's journey through Albania and Macedonia in 1848 reveals the stark contrasts of the region, highlighting both its beauty and hardships. His detailed journals, prompted by a cholera outbreak, provide a rare glimpse into a place largely unexplored by foreigners. Through his unique observations, Lear captures the landscape, culture, and political climate, offering an intimate portrait of Albania. Lavishly illustrated with his own paintings, this work showcases the profound impact of the environment and its people on the artist's perspective.
