[Read] The Nonsense Show Complete
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Ducks growing out of bananas??A mouse catching a cat??What?s wrong with this book??Yes, there?s something strange, something?funny and even downright preposterous on?every page of this book? But it?s not a mistake ??it?s nonsense!? And it?s also surrealism.?Nonsense lies at the heart of many?beloved nursery rhymes.? Children readily?accept odd statements like ?the cowjumped over the moon? and ?the dish ran?away with the spoon.?? This fanciful bending?of reality is also basic to surrealism.In this book, nonsense and surrealism?combine to spark creativity and imagination. ?What?s true? What?s impossible? What?s absolutely?absurd??From Eric Carle, creator of the classic, The?Very Hungry Caterpillar, comes a book to make?children laugh and think, preparing them for alifetime of loving both words and art.Following on the heels of?The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse?(an homage to the artist Franz Marc and expressionism) and?Friends, with its semi-abstract artwork,?
The Nonsense Show
?forms a trilogy of sorts, dedicated to introducing young readers to different styles of artwork without ever overlooking the need to, first and foremost, appeal to children and their love of play. One of the true legends and pioneers of picture book making continues to expand and challenge the genre.
Ducks growing out of bananas??A mouse catching a cat??What?s wrong with this book??Yes, there?s something strange, something?funny and even downright preposterous on?every page of this book? But it?s not a mistake ??it?s nonsense!? And it?s also surrealism.?Nonsense lies at the heart of many?beloved nursery rhymes.? Children readily?accept odd statements like ?the cowjumped over the moon? and ?the dish ran?away with the spoon.?? This fanciful bending?of reality is also basic to surrealism.In this book, nonsense and surrealism?combine to spark creativity and imagination. ?What?s true? What?s impossible? What?s absolutely?absurd??From Eric Carle, creator of the classic, The?Very Hungry Caterpillar, comes a book to make?children laugh and think, preparing them for alifetime of loving both words and art.Following on the heels of?The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse?(an homage to the artist Franz Marc and expressionism) and?Friends, with its semi-abstract artwork,?
The Nonsense Show
?forms a trilogy of sorts, dedicated to introducing young readers to different styles of artwork without ever overlooking the need to, first and foremost, appeal to children and their love of play. One of the true legends and pioneers of picture book making continues to expand and challenge the genre.