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She's teemed up with a 15-feet-tall, vicious Jabberwocky and is wreaking havoc. Joel Stewart, illustrator of Viviane Schwarz's The Adventures of a Nose, Carroll's Jabberwocky, and his own Me and My Mammoth, among others, is the youngest of the group and brings his unconventional style to Tales of Hans Christian Andersen (Candlewick). While Miro seemed to be getting modernism right by becoming flatter and flatter, Dali got everything wrong by becoming deeper and deeper--and, even worse, seducing viewers with crowd-pleasing jabberwocky narrative and hyperrealist illusions, anathema to the religion of modernism. |
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