Edward Ardizzone bibliography
This is a bibliography of the works of the prolific illustrator and author Edward Ardizzone, CBE RA (16 October 1900- 8 November 1979).
The Little Tim series, written and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone
[edit]| Title | Year of 1st UK
Publication |
UK Publisher | Other editions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little Tim and the Brave Sea Captain | 1936 | Oxford University Press | 1940 3rd printing modified (OUP)
1944 paperback edition (OUP) 1955 2nd edition (OUP) 1977 paperback (Penguin / Picture Puffin) 1982 reprint of 1955 edition (Kestrel Books) 1999 4th edition (London: Scholastic Press) 2000 US edition (Lothrop, Lee and Shepard) 2005 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) 2015 UK 80th anniversary edition (Frances Lincoln)[4] |
Translations:
German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch, French, Japanese. 45rpm gramophone record, 1965. |
| Lucy Brown and Mr. Grimes | 1937 | Oxford University Press | 1970 2nd edition (The Bodley Head)
1971 US edition (Henry Z. Walck, Inc) |
The 1970 2nd edition was
significantly revised. Translations: Japanese |
| Tim and Lucy go to Sea | 1938 | Oxford University Press | 1944 paperback edition
1958 3rd edition 1958 US edition (Henry Z. Walck, Inc) 1999 4th edition (London: Scholastic Press) 2006 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
Swedish, Dutch, French, Japanese |
| Tim to the Rescue | 1949 | Oxford University Press | 1957 US reprints (Henry Z. Walck)
1981 UK paperback (Penguin / Picture Puffin) 2000 2nd edition (London: Scholastic Press) 2000 US edition (Lothrop, Lee and Shepard) 2005 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
Swedish, Afrikaans, Norwegian, Japanese French |
| Tim and Charlotte | 1951 | Oxford University Press | 7 UK reprints to 1989
1951 US editions (Henry Z. Walck, Inc) 1989 UK paperback (OUP) 2000 editions (London: Scholastic; NY:HarperCollins) |
Translations:
Swedish, French, Japanese 45 rpm gramophone record, 1964 |
| Tim in Danger | 1953 | Oxford University Press | ||
| Tim All Alone | 1956 | Oxford University Press | 9 UK reprints to 1989
1956 US edition (New York: OUP) 1963, 1964 US editions (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc) 2000 editions (London: Scholastic; NY:HarperCollins) 2007 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Won the inaugural Kate Greenaway Medal in 1956[5]
Translations: Afrikaans, Japanese |
| Tim's Friend Towser | 1962 | Oxford University Press | 1962 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc)
2 UK reprint to 1989 2000 editions (London: Scholastic; NY:HarperCollins) 2006 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
Swedish, Japanese |
| Tim and Ginger | 1965 | Oxford University Press | 5 UK reprints to 1989
1965 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc) 2000 editions (London: Scholastic; NY:HarperCollins) 2007 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
Swedish, Japanese, Norwegian, Finnish |
| Tim to the Lighthouse | 1968 | Oxford University Press | 2 UK reprints to 1989
1968 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc) 2000 editions (London: Scholastic; NY:HarperCollins) 2007 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
French, German, Japanese |
| Tim's Last Voyage | 1972 | The Bodley Head | 1972 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc)
1984 UK paperback (Macmillan Children's / Picturemacs) 1993 UK paperback (Random House / Red Fox) 2000 UK edition (London: Scholastic) 2007 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
Japanese |
| Ship's Cook Ginger | 1977 | The Bodley Head | 1978 US edition (NY: Macmillan Publishing Co.)
1985 UK paperback (Macmillan Children's / Picturemacs) 1991 (London: Random Century / Little Greats) 1993 UK paperback (Random House / Red Fox) 2000 UK edition (London: Scholastic) 2007 UK edition (Frances Lincoln) |
Translations:
Swedish, Japanese |
Other books written and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone
[edit]| Title | Year of 1st
Publication |
Publisher | Other editions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baggage to the Enemy[6] | 1941 | London: John Murray | 1942 book club reprint for The Right Book Club, London[7] | working title was 'Artist in Flanders'[8] |
| Nicholas and the Fast Moving Diesel[9] | 1948 | London: Eyre & Spottiswoode | 1958 anthologised edition in James Reeves (ed.), A Golden Land, pp. 312-322
1959 2nd edition (Oxford University Press) 1959 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) 1980 3rd edition (London: The Bodley Head) |
Translations:
Swedish Date often attributed to 1947 but wasn't published until 1948[1] |
| Paul The Hero of the Fire[10] | 1948 | Penguin Books - A Porpoise Book | 1948 US edition (Boston: Houghton Mifflin)
1958 anthologised edition in James Reeves (ed.), A Golden Land, pp. 24-35 1962 Japanese Workbook edition (Tokyo: Eirinsha) 1962 2nd edition (London: Constable & Co. Ltd)[11] 1963 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) 1969 paperback (Penguin / Picture Puffin) 1974 5th impression (London: Kestrel Books) |
Translations:
Swedish |
| Johnny the Clockmaker | 1960 | London: Oxford University Press | 1971 and 1980 reprints in hardback and paperback
1960 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc) 2008 UK reprint hardback |
Translations:
Swedish, German, Zulu, Japanese |
| Peter the Wanderer | 1963 | London: Oxford University Press | 1964 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc) | |
| Diana and her Rhinoceros | 1964 | London: The Bodley Head | 1964 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc)
1983 paperback edition (Methuen Children's Books / Magnet) 1993 paperback edition (The Bodley Head / Red Fox) 2008 hardback edition (Frances Lincoln)[12] |
Translations:
Afrikaans, Japanese |
| Sarah and Simon and No Red Paint | 1965 | London: Constable Young Books | 1966 US edition (NY: Delacorte Press)
1974 Kestrel Books hardback with dust jacket 2012 Tate Publishing hardback with dust jacket |
No dust jacket on the 1st published edition |
| The Wrong Side of the Bed | 1970 | NY: Doubleday, & Company | 1970 UK edition (London, The Bodley Head) published as Johnny's Bad Day | wordless picture book
French edition 1992 |
| The Young Ardizzone: An autobiographical fragment | 1970 | London: Studio Vista | 1970 US edition (NY: Macmillan)
2010 (London: Slightly Foxed) hardback edition[13] 2013 Slightly Foxed paperback edition[14] |
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| Diary of a War Artist | 1974 | London: The Bodley Head | ||
| Indian Diary 1952-53 | 1984 | London: The Bodley Head |
Books by others, illustrated by Edward Ardizzone
[edit]| Author | Title | Year of 1st
Publication |
Publisher | Other editions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fanu, Sheridan Le | In A Glass Darkly | 1929 | London: Peter Davies | 1988 selected reprint (5 illustrations) in:
Michael Cox (editor, The Illustrated J. S. Le Fanu: Ghost Stories and Mysteries |
This was the first Ardizzone illustrated edition;
the book was first published in 1872 |
| Crabbe, George | The Library | 1930 | London: De La More Press | 2 editions; the cheaper issue didn't have vignette illustration on the title page, or endpapers | First Ardizzone edition; the book was first published in 1781 |
| Bloomfield, Paul (compiled by) | The Mediterranean | 1935 | London: Cassell and Company, Ltd | ||
| Lyons, A. Neil | Tom, Dick and Harriet | 1937 | London: The Cresset Press | ||
| Dickens, Charles | Great Expectations | 1939 | New York: for members of the Heritage Club | 1962 2nd edition (NY: The Heritage Press)
1979 Collectors edition (CT: Easton Press) |
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| Gorham, Maurice | The Local | 1939 | London: Cassell & Co. Ltd | 2010 reprint (Little Toller Books) | |
| Kaeser, H.J. | Mimff | 1939 | London: Oxford University Press | 4 OUP reprints to 1960 | Translated by Kathleen Williamson |
| Bates, H.E | My Uncle Silas | 1939 | London: Jonathan Cape | 1947 new edition
1947 Reprint Society edition 1958 paperback (Penguin Books) |
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| Maurois, André | The Battle of France | 1940 | London: John Lane The Bodley Head | 1940 book club edition for the Right Book Club, London | Translated from the French by F. R. Ludman |
| Freeman, C. Denis; Cooper, Douglas | The Road to Bordeaux | 1940 | London: The Cresset Press | 1940 and 1941 reprints
1942 book club edition, Readers Union |
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| Mare, Walter de la | Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes | 1946 | London: Faber and Faber | reprinted 1946
1953 reprint in larger format 1958 paperback edition 1969 revised and enlarged definitive edition 2001 paperback edition (Faber Children's Classics) |
Translations: 1977 Japanese edition |
| Villon, François | The Poems of François Villon | 1946 | London: The Cresset Press | Translated from the French by H. B. McCaskie | |
| Shakespeare,William ; selected by Hallam Fordham | Hey Nonny Yes: Passions and Conceits from Shakespeare[15] | 1947 | The Saturn Press | ||
| Bunyan, John | The Pilgrim's Progress | 1947 | London: Faber and Faber | 3 reprints to 1957 | 1st Ardizzone edition was 1947. Pilgrim's Progress was 1st published in 1678. |
| Black, Margaret | Three Brothers and a Lady | 1947 | The Acorn Press | ||
| Langley, Noel | The True and Pathetic History of Desbarollda the Waltzing Mouse | 1947 | London: Lindsay Drummond | ||
| Hawksley, Enid Dickens | Charles Dickens Birthday Book | 1948 | London: Faber and Faber | Birthday book, with spaces to write in birthdays for each day | |
| Lewis, C. Day | The Otterbury Indcident | 1948 | London: Putnam & Company | 2 UK reprints to 1963
1949 US edition (NY: The Viking Press) 1950 school edition (London: Heinemann Educational / Windmill) 1961 paperback (Penguin Books / Puffin) 1966 new edition (London: The Bodley Head) Reprinted 3 x to 1982 1969 US edition (NY: The World Publishing Co.) |
Translations:
Norwegian, Serbian |
| Gorham, Maurice | Back to the Local | 1949 | London: Percival Marshall | ||
| Kaeser, H. J. | Mimff in Charge | 1949 | London: Oxford University Press | Translated into English by David Ascoli | |
| Langley, Noel ; Pynegar, Hazel | Somebody's Rocking My Dreamboat | 1949 | London: Arthur Barker Ltd | ||
| Mardrus, J. C. ; Mathers, E. Powys (translations) | The Tale of Ali Baba and The Forty Thieves | 1949 | New York: The Limited Editions Club | One of 3 Evergreen Tales issued as a set in a red slip case | |
| Gorham, Maurice | Londoners | 1951 | London: Percival Marshall | ||
| Gorham, Maurice | Showmen and Suckers | 1951 | London: Percival Marshall | ||
| Reeves, James | The Blackbird in the Lilac | 1951 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press | 4 UK reprints to 1972. Then included in James Reeves, Complete Poems for Children (1973)
1959 US edition (NY: Dutton & Co, Inc) |
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| Nubar, Zareh | The Modern Prometheus. The Hope for Humanity: The Tragic Conflict of Knowledge and Ignorance[16] | 1952 | London: Forge Press | ||
| Trollope, Anthony | The Warden | 1952 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press (The Oxford Trollope) | 1980 Oxford World's Classics edition (pocket sized hardback - full page drawings omitted) | |
| Trollope, Anthony | Barchester Towers | 1953 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press (The Oxford Trollope) | 1980 Oxford Worlds's Classics edition (pocket sized hardback)
1982 US Franklin Library edition |
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| Lewis, C. Day | Christmas Eve (Ariel Poems) | 1954 | London: Faber and Faber | slim sewn booklet, with envelope | |
| Corrin, Stephen | The Fantastic Tale of the Plucky Sailor and the Postage Stamp | 1954 | London: Faber and Faber | ||
| Kaeser, H. J. | Mimff Takes Over | 1954 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press | reprints 1956, 1960 | Translated into English by David Ascoli |
| Thackeray, William Makepeace | The Newcomes | 1954 | Cambridge: printed for members of The Limited Edition Club at the University Press | c. 1955 2nd edition for The Heritage Press, NY | |
| Dickens, Charles | Bleak House | 1955 | London: Oxford University Press | ||
| Dickens, Charles | David Copperfield | 1955 | London: Oxford University Press | ||
| Farjeon, Eleanor | The Little Bookroom | 1955 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege Oxford University Press | 1956 US edition (NY: OUP)
1972 paperback (London: OUP) 1977 paperback (Penguin / Puffin Books) 1979 cheap edition (New Oxford Library) 2011 paperback (Oxford: OUP) |
Book won the Carnegie Meal in 1955[17] and Eleanor Farjeon was awarded the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 1956.
Translations: Swedish, Danish, Norwegian |
| Pearce, Philippa | Minnow on the Say | 1955 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege Oxford University Press | 1958 US edition as Minnow Leads to Treasure (Cleveland: World Publishing Co.)
1972 paperback (London: OUP) 1974 cheap edition (Oxford Children's Library) 1978 paperback (Penguin / Puffin Books) 1998 paperback (Oxford Children's Modern Classics) 2000 US edition as Minnow on the Say (NY: Greenwillow books) 2001 paperback (Oxford: OUP) |
Translations:
German, Swedish |
| Stonier, G. W. | Pictures on the Pavement | 1955 | London: Michael Joseph | ||
| Kenward, James | The Suburban Child | 1955 | Cambridge: at the University Press | ||
| Trevor, Meriol | Sun Slower Sun Faster | 1955 | London: Collins | 1957 US edition (NY: Sheed and Ward) | |
| Thackeray, William Makepeace | The History of Henry Esmond, Esq | 1956 | NY: for members of the Limited Editions Club | 1956 2nd impression NY: The Heritage Press | |
| Surtees, R. A. | Hunting with Mr. Jorrocks | 1956 | London: Geoffrey Cumberlege Oxford University Press | The text is from Chapters 7-58 of Handley Cross (expanded edition of 1854). | |
| Reeves, James | Pigeons and Princesses | 1956 | London: Heinemann | 1962 US edition (NY: Dutton)
1976 paperback edition (London: Hamlyn / Beaver Books) |
Translations:
Swedish |
| Phillips, J. B. (translated into Modern English by) | St. Luke's Life of Christ | 1956 | London: Collins | A limited edition (150 copies), signed by Phillips and Ardizzone, was produced simultaneously with 1st edition. Presented in slipcase with Curwen Press patterned paper design. | |
| Scurfield, George | A Stickful of Nonpareil[18] | 1956 | Cambridge: at the University Press | 500 copies.
Abridged reprint in Matrix: A Review for Printers and Bibliophiles, No. 13 (Winter 1993), pp. 151-157 |
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| Young, Percy | Ding Dong Bell: A First Book of Nursery Rhymes | 1957 | London: Dennis Dobson | ||
| Symonds, John | Lottie | 1957 | London: The Bodley Head | ||
| Reeves, James | Prefabulous Animiles | 1957 | London: Heinemann | 1960 US edition (NY: Dutton) | |
| Goldman, Joan M. | The School in Our Village | 1957 | London: B. T. Batsford Ltd | ||
| Bates, H. E. | Sugar for the Horse | 1957 | London: Michael Joseph | ||
| Reeves, James | The Wandering Moon | 1957 | London: Heinemann | 4 reprints to 1968 | The collection was 1st published in 1950 with illustrations by Evadne Rowan |
| Cecil, Henry | Brief to Counsel | 1958 | London: Michael Joseph | 1972 2nd edition with new author's preface
1958 US edition (NY: Harper Bros) 1982 UK 3rd edition, with a new foreword |
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| Shakespeare, William | The Comedies | 1958 | NY: The Heritage Press | 1986 collectors edition (CT: Easton Press) | |
| Farjeon, Eleanor | Jim at the Corner | 1958 | London: Oxford University Press | 1958 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck)
1986 revised edition (John Goodchild) 1986 paperback (London: Methuen Children's Books / Magnet) 1990 US paperback (NY: Alfred Knopf / Bullseye Books) |
The book was 1st published in 1934 with illustrations by Irene Mountfort.
Translations: Japanese |
| Kaeser, H. J. | Mimff Robinson | 1958 | London: Oxford University Press | Translated into English by Ruth Michaelis Jena and Arthur Ratcliff
The last Mimff story | |
| Estes, Eleanor | Pinky Pie | 1958 | NY: Harcourt, Brace and Company | 1959 UK edition (London: Constable & Co.) | |
| Mare, Walter de la | The Story of Joseph | 1958 | London: Faber and Faber | Text is taken from de la Mare's Stories from the Bible (1929). | |
| Symonds, John | Elfrida and the Pig | 1959 | London: Harrap | Translation:
Swedish | |
| Reeves, James (retold by) | Exploits of Don Quixote[19] | 1959 | London and Glasgow: Blackie | 1960 US edition
1977 UK cheap reprint - lacks the colour plates |
Based on Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes |
| Chesterton, G. K. | Father Brown Stories[20] | 1959 | London: The Folio Society | ||
| White, T. H. | The Godstone and the Blackymor | 1959 | London: Jonathan Cape | 1959 US edition (NY: Putnam)
1960 Reprint Society edition |
1959 US edition doesn't use EA's dust jacket |
| Ballantyne, Joan | Holiday Trench | 1959 | Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd | ||
| Williams, Ursula Moray | The Nine Lives of Island Mackenzie | 1959 | London: Chatto and Windus | 1979 Chatto reprint in laminated boards
1980 paperback (Transworld / Carousel) 1960 US edition (NY: Wm. Morrow) |
Translations:
Swedish |
| Mare, Walter de la | The Story of Moses | 1959 | London: Faber and Faber | ||
| Reeves, James | Titus in Trouble | 1959 | London: The Bodley Head | 1960 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck, Inc)
1969 2nd UK ed (smaller size) 1972 2nd US ed (NY: Henry Z. Walck) |
Translations:
Swedish |
| Gough, Catherine | Boyhoods of Great Composers | 1960 | London: Oxford University Press | Translations:
Afrikaans 1st and early editions in laminated yellow boards; later reprints in dark green boards with a dust jacket. This and Book Two (1962) were issued in a single volume edition in 1968.[21] | |
| Farjeon, Eleanor | Eleanor Farjeon's Book | 1960 | Penguin Books / Puffin | Chosen by Eleanor Graham | |
| Farjeon, Eleanor | Italian Peepshow | 1960 | London: Oxford University Press | 1960 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) | |
| Ballantyne, Joan | Kidnappers at Coombe | 1960 | Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd. | ||
| Ray, Cyril | Merry England | 1960 | London: Vista Books | ||
| Graves, Robert | The Penny Fiddle | 1960 | London: Cassell | 1961 US edition (NY: Doubleday & Company) | |
| Mitchison, Naomi | The Rib of the Green Umbrella | 1960 | London: Collins | ||
| Mare, Walter de la | The Story of Samuel and Saul | 1960 | London: Faber and Faber | ||
| Estes, Eleanor | The Witch Family | 1960 | NY: Harcourt, Brace and Company | undated paperback edition (NY: Harcourt, Brace & World Inc / Voyager)
1962 UK edition (London: Constable and Company Limited) Later Kestrel Books edition and paperback reprint (Target Books) |
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| Twain, Mark | The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn | 1961 | London: Heinemann / New Windmill | ||
| Twain, Mark | The Adventures of Tom Sawyer | 1961 | London: Heinemann / New Windmill | ||
| Gray, Nicholas Stuart | Down in the Cellar | 1961 | London: Dennis Dobson | ||
| Cole, William (selected and edited by) | Folk Songs of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales | 1961 | NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc. | 1969 paperback reprints
USA: Alfred Music 1991 reprint ISBN 9780897249553 |
Arranged for piano and guitar by Norman Monath |
| Reeves, James | Hurdy-Gurdy: Selected Poems | 1961 | The Windmill Press Ltd | ||
| Mare, Walter de la | Stories from the Bible | 1961 | London: Faber and Faber | 1961 US edition (NY: Alfred A. Knopf / Borzoi)
1963 Reprint Society edition |
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| Wuorio, Eva-Lis | The Island of Fish in the Trees | 1961 | NY: The World Publishing Company | 1964 UK edition (London: Denis Dobson) | chosen as one of the New York Times best illustrated children's books of 1962[22] |
| Graham, Eleanor ; Barrie, J. M. | J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan: The Story of the Play | 1962 | Leicester: Brockhampton Press | 1963 US edition (NY: Charles Scribner's Sons) | UK 1st edition doesn't have colour plates of later editions.
Translations: Russian |
| Farjeon, Eleanor | Mrs. Malone | 1962 | London: Oxford University Press | 1962 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) | Translations:
Japanese Korean |
| Brand, Christianna | Naughty Children: An Anthology | 1962 | London: Victor Gollancz | 1963 US edition (NY: E. P. Dutton & Co.) | 1st appearance in print of Nurse Matilda, later developed into the Nurse Matilda series of books (1964-1974). Nurse Matilda was the inspiration for Nanny McPhee |
| Betjeman, John | A Ring of Bells: Poems | 1962 | London: John Murray | 1963 US edition (Boston: Houghton Mifflin)
1964 paperback John Murray 1964 school edition The Albemarle Library for Schools |
Introduced and selected by Irene Slade |
| Reeves, James | Sailor Rumbelow and Britannia | 1962 | London: Heinemann | 1962 US edition (NY: E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc.) under the title Sailor Rumbelow and Other Stories[23] | |
| Faralla, Dana | The Singing Cupboard | 1962 | London and Glasgow: Blackie | 1963 US edition (NY: Lippincott) | |
| Crozier, Eric | The Story of Let's Make an Opera! | 1962 | London: Oxford University Press | ||
| Gough, Catherine | Boyhoods of Great Composers, Book Two | 1963 | London: Oxford University Press | This and Book One (1960) were issued in a single volume edition in 1968.[21] | |
| Farjeon, Eleanor | Kaleidoscope | 1963 | London: Oxford University Press | 1986 reprint John Goodchild Publishers
1963 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) |
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| King, Clive | Stig of the Dump | 1963 | Harmondsworth: Penguin Books / Puffin | Many paperback reprints
1965 new hardback edition (London: Hamish Hamilton) 1980 reprint (Kestrel Books) 2017 Folio Society edition (pictorial board, orange slipcase)[24] |
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| Estes, Eleanor | The Alley | 1964 | NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc | not published in the UK | |
| Graves, Robert | Ann at Highwood Hall | 1964 | London: Cassell | 1964 US edition (NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc) | |
| Wahl, Jan | Hello Elephant | 1964 | NY: Holt, Rinehart and Winston | also published simultaneously in Canada | not published in the UK |
| Wuorio, Eva-Lis | The Land of Right Up and Down | 1964 | NY: The World Publishing Company | 1964 UK edition (London: Dennis Dobson) | |
| Brand, Christianna | Nurse Matilda | 1964 | Leicester: Brockhampton Press | 1964 US edition
1973 paperback reprint (Brockhampton Press) later paperbacks (Hodder and Stoughton / Knight Books) 1988 library edition (Bath: The Chivers Press) 2005 3 book box set with the 2 later Matilda titles, published by Bloomsbury[25] |
Nurse Matilda was the inspiration for Nanny McPhee
Translations: German, Swedish, French |
| Reeves, James | The Story of Jackie Thimble | 1964 | NY: E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc | 1965 UK edition (London: Chatto & Windus) | from 1973 the text was included in James Reeves's Complete Poems for Children |
| Faralla, Dana | Swanhilda-of-the-Swans | 1964 | London and Glasgow: Blackie | ||
| Buchan, John | The Thirty-nine Steps | 1964 | London: J. M. Dent | 1992 UK paperback edition (J. M. Dent) | |
| Reeves, James | Three Tall Tales | 1964 | Abelard-Schuman | ||
| Cecil, Henry | Know About English Law | 1965 | London and Glasgow: Blackie | 1974 revised edition as Learn About English Law (London: William Luscombe) | |
| Nichols, Freda P. | The Milldale Riot | 1965 | London: Ginn and Company | ||
| Farjeon, Eleanor | The Old Nurse's Stocking Basket | 1965 | London: Oxford University Press | 1965 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck)
1981 UK paperback (Puffin Books) |
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| Ross, Diana | Old Perisher | 1965 | London: Faber and Faber | ||
| Lederer, William J. | Timothy's Song | 1965 | NY: W. W. Norton & Company | 1966 UK edition (Lutterworth Press) | |
| Walsh, John | The Truants and other Poems for Children | 1965 | London: Heinemann | 1968 UK edition (Chicago: Rand McNally) | |
| Clark, Leonard | The Year Round | 1965 | London: Rupert Hart-Davis | ||
| Webster, Jean | Daddy-Long-Legs | 1966 | Leicester: Brockhampton Press | 1979 US edition (NY: Meredith) | The book was 1st published in 1912 |
| Marshall, Archibald | The Dragon | 1966 | London: Hamish Hamilton | 1967 US edition (NY: Dutton) | |
| Farjeon, Eleanor | The Eleanor Farjeon Book: A Tribute to her Life and Work 1881-1965 | 1966 | London: Hamish Hamilton | 1966 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) | introduction by Naomi Lewis |
| Streatfeild, Noel | The Growing Summer | 1966 | London: Collins | 1967 US edition as The Magic Summer (NY: Random House)
1968 UK paperback (Penguin / Puffin) 2000 UK paperback (Collins) |
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| Langley, Noel | The Land of Green Ginger | 1966 | Harmondsworth: Penguin / Puffin | 1975 Revised Penguin edition
1977 Hardback edition with the 1966 text (London: Kestrel) 2001 edition of the 1975 revised text (Faber Children's Classics) |
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| Ardizzone, Aingelda | The Little Girl and the Tiny Doll | 1966 | London: Constable Young Books | 1967 US edition (NY: Delacorte)
1973 edition (Longman Young Books, with dust jacket) 1978 4th printing (Kestrel Books) 1979 2nd edition (Penguin / Puffin) |
Translations:
Afrikaans |
| Nesbit, E. | Long Ago When I Was Young | 1966 | London: Ronald Whiting & Wheaton | 1966 US edition(NY: Franklin Watts)
1974 reprint (Macdonald & Jane's) 1987 Larger format reprint (London: Beehive Books) |
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| Wahl, Jan | The Muffletumps | 1966 | NY: Holt, Rinehart & Winston | not published in the UK | |
| Reeves, James | The Secret Shoemakers and Other Stories | 1966 | London: Abelard-Schuman | 1967 US edition: NY: Abelard-Schuman
1969 UK paperback (Penguin / Young Puffin) |
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| Wuorio, Eva-Lis | Kali and the Golden Mirror | 1967 | NY: The World Publishing Company | not published in the UK | |
| Fox, Paula | A Likely Place | 1967 | NY: The Macmillan Company | 1967 UK edition (London: Macmillan)
1989 US school edition (Boston: Houghton Mifflin) |
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| Estes, Eleanor | Miranda the Great | 1967 | NY: Harcourt, Brace & World | not published in the UK | |
| Brand, Christianna | Nurse Matilda Goes to Town | 1967 | Leicester: Brockhampton Press | 1968 US edition (NY: Dutton)
1975 UK paperback (Hodder / Knight Books) |
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| Reeves, James | Rhyming Will | 1967 | London: Hamish Hamilton | 1968 US edition (NY: McGraw-Hill) | Translations:
Afrikaans |
| Symonds, John | The Stuffed Dog | 1967 | London: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd | ||
| Stevenson, Robert Louis | Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes | 1967 | London: The Folio Society | Book 1st published in 1879 | |
| Defoe, Daniel | Robinson Crusoe | 1968 | London: The Nonesuch Press | Book 1st published in 1719 | |
| Clewes, Dorothy | Upside Down Willie | 1968 | London: Hamish Hamilton | ||
| Reeves, James | The Angel and the Donkey | 1969 | London: Hamish Hamilton | 1970 US edition (NY: McGraw-Hill) | Translations:
Afrikaans |
| Chapman, Jean | Do You Remember What Happened | 1969 | London: Angus and Robertson | 1973 UK abridged edition (London: Transworld) | |
| Sicotte, Virginia | A Riot of Quiet | 1969 | NY: Holt, Rinehart and Winston | not published in the UK | |
| Clewes, Dorothy | Special Branch Willie | 1969 | London: Hamish Hamilton | 1971 UK paperback (Armada) | |
| Lines, Kathleen (retold by) | Dick Whittington | 1970 | London: The Bodley Head | 1970 US edition: Henry Z. Walck | |
| Clewes, Dorothy | Fire-Brigade Willie | 1970 | London: Hamish Hamilton | ||
| Stevenson, Robert Louis | Home From Sea | 1970 | London: The Bodley Head | ||
| Reeves, James | How the Moon Began | 1971 | London: Abelard-Schuman | 1972 US edition (also Abelard-Schuman) & 1973 paperback | Translations:
Japanese |
| Dickens, Charles | The Short Stories of Charles Dickens | 1971 | NY: Limited Editions Club | ||
| Lines, Kathleen (ed.) | The Old Ballad of Babes in the Wood | 1972 | London: The Bodley Head | 1972 US edition (NY: Henry Z. Walck) | |
| Morgan, Shirley | Rain, Rain Don't Go Away | 1972 | NY: E. P. Dutton & Co | 1973 UK edition (London: Hutchinson Junior Books) | |
| Lavin, Mary | The Second-best Children in the World | 1972 | London: Longman Young Books | 1972 US edition (Boston: Houghton Mifflin) | |
| Estes, Eleanor | The Tunnel of Hugsy Goode | 1972 | NY: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich | not published in the UK | |
| Reeves, James | Complete Poems for Children | 1973 | London: Heinemann | 1986 Reissue (St. Edmundsbury Press)
1987 paperback edition as The Wandering Moon and Other Poems (Penguin / Puffin) 1994 Reprint with additions including More Prefabulous Animiles 1998 and 2001 paperback (London: Mammoth) |
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| Greene, Graham | The Little Fire Engine | 1973 | London: The Bodley Head | 1973 US edition (NY: Doubleday & Co)
1977 UK paperback (Puffin, Picture Puffins) 1980 Picture Puffin edition (smaller than the 1977) 2015 UK hardback (London: Red Fox)[26] |
Book was 1st published in 1950 (not Ardizzone illus.)
Translations: Swedish, Afrikaans, Spanish, Japanese |
| Greene, Graham | The Little Train | 1973 | London: The Bodley Head) | 1977 UK paperback (Puffin, Picture Puffins) | Book was 1st published in 1946 (not Ardizzone illus.)
Translations: Norwegian, Swedish, German, Spanish, Japanese |
| Ardizzone, Aingelda | The Night Ride | 1973 | London: Longman Young Books | US edition (NY: Windmill Books) | |
| Bunyan, John | The Land of Beulah. Being an Extract from The Pilgrim's Progress | 1974 | London: The Bodley Head | Limited edition, 350 copies | |
| Reeves, James | The Lion That Flew | 1974 | London: Chatto and Windus | ||
| Greene, Graham | The Little Horse Bus | 1974 | London: The Bodley Head | 1974 US edition (NY: Doubleday)
1994 UK reprint (London: Viking); also published as a Puffin Picture Book 2015 UK hardback (London: Red Fox)[27] |
Book was 1st published in 1952 (not Ardizzone illus.)
Translations: Swedish, German, French, Japanese |
| Greene, Graham | The Little Steamroller | 1974 | London: The Bodley Head | 1994 UK editions hardback (London: Viking) and paperback (Puffin) | Book was 1st published in 1953 (not Ardizzone illus.)
Translations: Swedish, German, Japanese |
| Brand, Christianna | Nurse Matilda Goes to Hospital | 1974 | Leicester: Brockhampton Press | 1985 2nd impression (London: Hodder & Stoughton)
1975 large print edition (Chivers) |
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| Reeves, James | More Prefabulous Animiles | 1975 | London: Heinemann | incorporated into the 1994 reprint of Complete Poems for Children by Reeves | |
| Kilvert, Rev. Francis | Ardizzone's Kilvert: Selections from the Diary of the Rev. Francis Kilvert (1870-1879) | 1976 | London: Jonathan Cape | edited by William Plomer; abridged for children by Elizabeth Devine | |
| Reeves, James | Arcadian Ballads | 1977 | Andoversford: The Whittington Press | 1978 trade impression (London: Heinemann) | |
| Andersen, Hans Christian | Ardizzone's Hans Andersen | 1978 | 1979 US edition (NY: Atheneum)
1989 revised edition |
Selected and illustrated by Ardizzone; translated by Stephen Corrin
Translations: Japanese | |
| Thomas, Dylan | A Child's Christmas in Wales | 1978 | London: Dent | 1980 US edition (Boston: Godine)
1983 Japanese learning English edition (Tokyo: Yamaguchi Shoten) 1986 UK paperback (London: Dent) 1993 miniature (London: Orion) 1996 paperback (Puffin Books) |
Translations:
Japanese, Welsh - Nadolig Plentyn yng Nghymru |
| Reeves, James | The James Reeves Story Book | 1978 | London: Heinemann | 1986 paperback as The Gnome Factory and Other Stories (Penguin / Puffin) | |
| Daudet, Alphonse | Letters from My Windmill | 1978 | Harmondsworth: Penguin Books | translated and with an introduction by Frederick Davies | |
| Jacobs, Joseph (from the collection of) | Ardizzone's English Fairy Tales: Twelve Classic Tales | 1980 | London: Andre Deutsch | 1987 hardback and paperback 2nd impression |
Other contributions to publications
[edit]In addition to the works Edward Ardizzone both penned and illustrated, and the works he fully illustrated, Ardizzone was also a regular contributor to periodicals, magazines and provided numerous cover, or dust jacket, illustrations for works by other authors. His contributions can be found in periodicals such as The Strand Magazine, Punch, Lilliput Magazine, The Saturday Book, and The Radio Times. Vogue magazine featured Ardizzone illustrations in their Coronation issue, June 1953. References to most of these works can be found in Brian Alderson's bibliography.[1]
Ardizzone also produced illustrations for a number of companies for marketing, advertising and newsletter purposes, as well a few Christmas cards for commercial use. Companies he illustrated for include Guinness, the Arts Council, the Double Crown Club, Moss Bros., and John Harvey & Sons, Limited. His own personal Christmas cards can be found documented in My Father and Edward Ardizzone by Edward Booth-Clibborn.[28]
References
[edit]- ^ a b c d e Alderson, Brian (2003). Edward Ardizzone: A Bibliographic Commentary. Pinner, London and Delaware: Private Libraries Association; The British Library; Oak Knoll Press. ISBN 0712347593.
- ^ a b c "Explore the British Library Search - edward ardizzone". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ a b c "Results for 'edward ardizzone' > 'Book' [WorldCat.org]". www.worldcat.org. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ "Little Tim and the brave sea captain / by Edward Ardizzone. - British Library". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ "Kate Greenaway Medal Winners – The CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Children's Book Awards". carnegiegreenaway.org.uk. Archived from the original on 6 January 2022. Retrieved 1 February 2021.
- ^ Ardizzone, Edward (1941). Baggage to the Enemy. [An account of experiences in France and Belgium, 1940. Illustrated by the author. John Murray: London. OCLC 556675731.
- ^ Ardizzone, Edward (1942). Baggage to the enemy. Right Book Club. OCLC 656124199.
- ^ Times Literary Supplement, Issue 2058, 12 July 1941, p. 336, 'Books to come'. Retrieved 29 January 2021.
- ^ "Explore the British Library Search - nicholas fast moving diesel ardizzone". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ Ardizzone, Edward (1948). Paul: the hero of the fire. Porpoise book. Middlesex, England: Penguin Books.
- ^ "Explore the British Library Search - paul hero of fire ardizzone". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ Ardizzone, Edward (2009). Diana and her rhinoceros. London: Frances Lincoln Children's. ISBN 978-1-84507-900-0. OCLC 757836677.
- ^ Ardizzone, Edward (2010). The young Ardizzone: an autobiographical fragment. London: Slightly Foxed. ISBN 978-1-906562-21-2. OCLC 773369823.
- ^ Ardizzone, Edward (2013). The young Ardizzone: an autobiographical fragment. Slightly Foxed, Limited. ISBN 978-1-906562-48-9. OCLC 897426936.
- ^ "Hey Nonny Yes : passions and conceits from Shakespeare / assembled by Hallam Fordham ; illustrated by Edward Ardizzone. - British Library". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ "Explore the British Library Search - nubar modern prometheus". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ "Carnegie Medal Winners – The CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Children's Book Awards". carnegiegreenaway.org.uk. Archived from the original on 6 January 2022. Retrieved 1 February 2021.
- ^ "A stickful of nonpareil / written by George Scurfield ; illustrated by Edward Ardizzone. - British Library". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ "Explore the British Library Search - don quixote ardizzone". explore.bl.uk. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
- ^ Chesterton, G. K (1959). Father Brown stories. London: Folio Society. OCLC 1114348.
- ^ a b Gough, Catherine (1968). Boyhoods of great composers. London; Melbourne: Oxford Univ. Press. ISBN 978-0-19-314917-5. OCLC 50713.
- ^ "New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Books of the Year, 1952-2002 (Published 2002)". The New York Times. 17 November 2002. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 1 February 2021.
- ^ Reeves, James (1962). Sailor Rumbelow, and other stories. New York: Dutton. OCLC 1401264.
- ^ King, Clive (2017). Stig of the Dump.
- ^ Brand, Christianna (2005). Three Tales From Nurse Matilda (Box Set of Nurse Matilda, Nurse Matilda Goes to Town and Nurse Matilda Goes to Hospital). ISBN 978-1-122-69308-0.
- ^ Greene, Graham; Ardizzone, Edward (2015). The little fire engine. National Geographic Books. ISBN 978-1-78295-282-4. OCLC 914452654.
- ^ Greene, Graham; Ardizzone, Edward (2015). The little horse bus. National Geographic Books. ISBN 978-1-78295-283-1. OCLC 973821611.
- ^ Booth-Clibborn, Edward (1983). My father and Edward Ardizzone: a lasting friendship. London: P. Hardy. ISBN 978-0-7444-0018-2. OCLC 11468043.