The Wizard of Oz
China - Ecoline
China - Ecoline
Technique:
12 illustrations 40x13 cm (vertical and horizontal) black / white and color, inspired by moments of the children's novel, "The Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. The technique is mixed ecoline and China.
About the author of the novel:
L. Frank Baum journalist, traveling salesman and writer, he published "The Wizard of Oz" in 1900. The book was an instant success: 10,000 copies sold in two weeks, 90,000 copies within the first year of publication. He had a first result, and thenseveral others, which continued even after the death of the author. The first adaptation of The Wizard of Oz in the form of a musical he was treated by the same Baum and Denslow.
12 illustrations 40x13 cm (vertical and horizontal) black / white and color, inspired by moments of the children's novel, "The Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. The technique is mixed ecoline and China.
About the author of the novel:
L. Frank Baum journalist, traveling salesman and writer, he published "The Wizard of Oz" in 1900. The book was an instant success: 10,000 copies sold in two weeks, 90,000 copies within the first year of publication. He had a first result, and thenseveral others, which continued even after the death of the author. The first adaptation of The Wizard of Oz in the form of a musical he was treated by the same Baum and Denslow.
The early films were products of Oz by Baum. The most famous, however, is that of1939 (The Wizard of Oz), with Judy Garland in the role of Dorothy.
