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Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 25 Nov 2009, 22:57
by Aurélien
Thanks, Eddie and Anita.....my 1,000th post seems to have taken a rather unusual path.

Took me ages to get there but, then, no-one has :D called me 'Speedy Gonzales' for several decades....

‘Aurélien Arkadiusz’ :roll:

Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 26 Nov 2009, 21:15
by Julie2owlsdene
I love the picture of this link, with the two children, dog and sun dial. What book is this from, Tony, or Anita?

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Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 26 Nov 2009, 21:45
by Kate Mary
Hi Julie, I think it is from "Round the Clock Stories" in the Dean's Rewards series, the first reprint. The artist is one of my favourites; Rene Cloke.

Kate.

Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 27 Nov 2009, 10:08
by Julie2owlsdene
Kate Mary wrote:Hi Julie, I think it is from "Round the Clock Stories" in the Dean's Rewards series, the first reprint. The artist is one of my favourites; Rene Cloke.

Kate.
Thanks for the info Kate Mary. It's a lovely picture. I'll look up the name Rene Cloke and see if I can find any more of her works. :)

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Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 27 Nov 2009, 12:35
by Tony Summerfield
Julie, you only have to put the name Rene Cloke into search in the Cave and you will come up with 37 books that she illustrated for EB. She did a great deal of work for both Dean and Award and was actually still illustrating books in her 90s.

Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 27 Nov 2009, 18:03
by Julie2owlsdene
Thanks, Tony. I've put her name into the cave and have looked at the books she illustrated. I also put in a Google search and found that she was born in 1904, or 1905 it says and was originally from Plymouth. I also see that you can also buy some of her illustrations as posters. :)

Her work is so lovely.
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Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 27 Nov 2009, 21:54
by Anita Bensoussane
Rene Cloke has been one of my favourite illustrators since I was a child (she illustrated a number of the Dean & Son Blyton books), as have Grace Lodge and Stuart Tresilian.

Anita

Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 28 Nov 2009, 21:47
by Petermax
May I add my praise to the Lashings of Links? Everything under one roof so to speak, very useful indeed.

Re: Lashings of Links

Posted: 01 Dec 2009, 06:14
by Ming
Lashings of Links! I love the name. :D