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Ida Bohatta (1900–1992)

Autor(a) de The Gnome's Almanack

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Obras de Ida Bohatta

The Gnome's Almanack (1931) 11 cópias
The Brown Family (1932) 11 cópias
Ice Men (1981) 10 cópias
The Busy Bees (1935) 9 cópias
The Misjudged Mushroom (1981) 9 cópias
All of the Birds (1934) 8 cópias
Saint Nicholas (1992) 8 cópias
The Cloud Kitchen (1933) 8 cópias
Schneeflöckchen (1999) 8 cópias
Flipp und Flirr (1981) 7 cópias
Little Men Underground (1981) 7 cópias
Heinzel the Innkeeper (1933) 6 cópias
Fritz Osterhas & Sohn (1936) 5 cópias
In den Wurzelstübchen (1932) 5 cópias
Velvet Paws (1981) 4 cópias
Winter House (1992) 4 cópias
Doktor Allesgut (1935) 4 cópias
Miau. (2002) 4 cópias
Der lustige Wixi (2001) 4 cópias
Mr. and Mrs. Mouse (1934) 4 cópias
Barli the Ice Bear (1981) 4 cópias
The Flower Book (1936) 4 cópias
Bluemlein im Winter (1967) 4 cópias
Die Glockenelfe (2000) 3 cópias
Weihnachten mit Ida Bohatta (1998) 3 cópias
Hallo! Unfallstelle (2001) 3 cópias
Die lustigen Springer (1998) 3 cópias
Elfchen (2000) 3 cópias
Raindrops (1980) 3 cópias
Die lieben Sonnenstrahlen (2001) 3 cópias
Raupelinchen lernt fliegen (1951) 3 cópias
Wulli und Susi (1981) 3 cópias
Bow Wow (1981) 3 cópias
Die Frühlingskinder (2005) 3 cópias
Im Osterhasenhäuschen (1983) 2 cópias
Besuch beim lieben Jesulein (1934) 2 cópias
Schufti (1953) 2 cópias
Die Himmelsküche (2000) 2 cópias
Brumm und Braun (2000) 2 cópias
Shooting Stars (1981) 2 cópias
A Day With Heinzel (1981) 2 cópias
Our Father (1932) 2 cópias
Meine Weihnachtslieder (2010) 2 cópias
The Busy Savers (1986) 2 cópias
The Little Advent Book (1981) 2 cópias
Katz und Mausi 2 cópias
The Good and Bad Berries. (1943) 1 exemplar(es)
En Dag i Bethlehem 1 exemplar(es)
Caterpillar Learns to Fly (2001) 1 exemplar(es)
L'Ave Maria 1 exemplar(es)
Das liebe Zuhaus (1969) 1 exemplar(es)
Salve Regina 1 exemplar(es)
Hail Mary (1932) 1 exemplar(es)
Piep und Maus im Winter zu Haus (1953) 1 exemplar(es)
Die heilige Familie (1953) 1 exemplar(es)
Hunde Malbuch (1997) 1 exemplar(es)
Die frohen Blumenkinder 1 exemplar(es)
Geburtstags-Kalender (1983) 1 exemplar(es)
Ailes Bigarées 1 exemplar(es)
Piep! (2000) 1 exemplar(es)
Adreßbuch (1983) 1 exemplar(es)
Szívem első gondolata Istené (2008) 1 exemplar(es)
Brumm und Braun/Familie Braun (2003) 1 exemplar(es)
Das brave Kind 1 exemplar(es)
Ostern mit Ida Bohatta (1997) 1 exemplar(es)
Weihnachtszeit-Malbuch (1996) 1 exemplar(es)
Hiutalelapset (1985) 1 exemplar(es)
Jégmanócskák (2001) 1 exemplar(es)
Istengyermek 1 exemplar(es)
A jó gyerek (2005) 1 exemplar(es)
Lili és Zsuzsi (2001) 1 exemplar(es)
Fritz Osterhas & Sohn (2005) 1 exemplar(es)

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Conhecimento Comum

Nome de batismo
Bohatta-Morpurgo, Ida
Data de nascimento
1900-04-15
Data de falecimento
1992-11-14
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
Austria
Local de nascimento
Vienna, Austria
Local de falecimento
Wien, Österreich
Vienna, Austria
Locais de residência
Vienna, Austria
Educação
Vienna School of Decorative Arts
Ocupação
book illustrator
author

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glsottawa | Apr 4, 2018 |
Flipp and Flirr - presumably the two little flower children who appear on the front cover, and in the interior illustrations of this pocket-sized picture-book - tend to the flowers and plants around them in this collection of eight poems. Encountering a bumblebee at lunchtime, bringing comfort to a downtrodden weed, carefully collecting and planting seeds, and weeping for a discarded flower, these two companions are ever attentive to the botanical world around them...

Austrian children's author and illustrator Ida Bohatta (sometimes styled 'Ida Bohatta-Morpurgo'), seems to have published quite a few of these miniature picture-books, with a small selection of poems, and her own distinctive illustrations. Unfamiliar with her work, I stumbled across two such titles - this, and Schneeflöckchen - at an estate sale, and thinking them rather cute (they have a "flower fairies" kind of sensibility to them), snapped them up. I wasn't really prepared for their copious use of diminutives, and more colloquial style, but with some help from a friend (thanks, Gundula!) I sorted through those issues. I enjoyed the artwork here - particularly the scene in which three pansies are all grouped around a weed (Das arme Unkraut) - and appreciated the interplay between text and image. It was really quite humorous to read, in Das vergessene Sämlein, that Flipp and Flirr couldn't understand why the gardener wasn't helping them, in their efforts to save dandelion seeds, and replant them ("Nein, daß der Gärtner uns nicht hilft, das kann ich nicht verstehn" - haha!).

All that said, I'm not sure that this was really to my taste - a little too cute, I think - although I was glad to get a chance to read it, and do plan to read the other title I found with it. Recommended primarily to those looking for cute, flower-fairy style artwork, or who are interested in Austrian children's poetry.
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AbigailAdams26 | Apr 29, 2013 |
Austrian children's author and artist Ida Bohatta (sometimes published as Ida Bohatta-Morpurgo) produced quite a few of these miniature picture-books during the course of her long career (which began in the 1920s), each containing approximately eight poems, with eight accompanying color illustrations. Her themes were often religious, either overtly or by implication, although her settings were often natural, and her characters, magical (gnomes, fairies, and so on). Schneeflöckchen ('Little Snowflakes') fits squarely into this tradition, using winter landscapes and images to examine God's love for his children. From "Wie Gott will, erblühen sie..," with its message of accepting God's purpose for us, to the final "Wo das liebe Christkind geht," which offers a reflection on creating Christmas within ourselves, the poems presented here are both cute (perhaps even cutesy) and didactic.

One of two of Ida Bohatta's work I picked up at an estate sale - the other being Flipp und Flirr - this is a title I found more interesting, than enjoyable (oh, the limitations of star-ratings!), and although I am glad to have read it, and to have familiarized myself with Bohatta's work (I'd never heard of her before stumbling across these two little books), I feel no inclination to track down additional volumes. The style of artwork is interesting - I was reminded of the work of Sibylle von Olfers and Elsa Beskow - but sometimes a little too cute for me. Still, those interested in Austrian children's poetry, with a specifically Christian (Catholic) bent, might be interested in this one, as will fans of the artist.
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Obras
103
Membros
284
Popularidade
#82,067
Avaliação
3.9
Resenhas
3
ISBNs
131
Idiomas
5
Favorito
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