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John Burningham Poster and Frame — Bird
JPY 5,500 (incl. tax)
John Burningham’s classic ABC.
The illustrations and lettering have a distinctive sensibility and a humour that brings a smile.
Presented as posters for framing, the designs settle naturally into everyday surroundings. Enjoy the illustrations and lettering according to your mood.
Poster dimensions 297 × 210 mm
Frame dimensions 318 × 232 × 16 mm
Box dimensions 325 × 250 × 20 mm
Materials include paper, ash wood and a UV-filtering acrylic cover
Made in Japan. Frame made in China.
Please place the poster in the frame yourself.
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John Burningham’s classic ABC.
The illustrations and lettering have a distinctive sensibility and a humour that brings a smile.
Presented as posters for framing, the designs settle naturally into everyday surroundings. Enjoy the illustrations and lettering according to your mood.
Poster dimensions 297 × 210 mm
Frame dimensions 318 × 232 × 16 mm
Box dimensions 325 × 250 × 20 mm
Materials include paper, ash wood and a UV-filtering acrylic cover
Made in Japan. Frame made in China.
Please place the poster in the frame yourself.
John Burningham (John Burningham）
John Burningham was born in Surrey, England, in 1936. His first picture book, Borka: The Adventures of a Goose with No Feathers, published in 1963, won the Kate Greenaway Medal. His well-known books include Mr Gumpy’s Outing and Would You Rather…? His gentle illustrations and humorous stories have nurtured children’s imaginations. He was married to fellow picture-book illustrator Helen Oxenbury. Their work holds a prominent place in children’s literature, and his books have been translated widely and enjoyed in Japan for many years.
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