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[ 책 소개 ]
동판화 기법의 아름다운 세밀화 그림으로 유명한 Arthur Geisert가 동판화가인 할아버지의 작업실에서 함께 일하는 소년을 통해 동판화 그림이 어떻게 완성되어지는지를 보여주는 그림책입니다. 이 책의 모든 그림들은 책에 나와 있는 동판화 기법으로 만들어졌습니다.
소년은 동판화가인 할아버지의 작업실에서 함께 일합니다. 할아버지는 동판 위에 왁스칠을 하고, 그 위에 밑그림판을 대고 본을 뜬 후, 그림의 선을 따라 동판이 노출되도록 합니다. 그림이 그려진 동판을 산으로 부식시키면 그림 선을 따라 동판에 홈이 파여지고, 이 동판 위에 종이를 대고 인쇄를 하면 동판화 그림이 만들어 집니다. 소년은 이 동판화 그림 위에 색을 입히는 작업을 맡고 있지요. 그림에 색을 입히는 작업은 지루한 일이지만, 소년은 색칠작업을 하면서 그림 속의 세계로 환상 여행을 떠납니다...
책 말미에는 동판화 작업실의 세부구조와 함께, 동판화 그림을 완성하는 작업을 Step-by-step으로 자세히 보여줍니다. 책 속에서 벽에 걸려 있는 그림들은 Arthur Geisert의 그림책 장면들이어서 Arthur Geisert 팬들에게는 뜻밖의 즐거움을 안겨줍니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0618556141
ISBN-13: 978-0618556144
책 크기 : 27.5cm x 21.5cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
From the Publisher
A young boy helps his grandfather, an etcher, prepare for a year-end studio print sale. The boy's most important task is to color each etching by hand. His mind begins to wander into the world of art as he imagines himself within the very pictures he is coloring, exploring distant lands and flying over his town in a hot-air balloon. Using a young boy and his grandfather as guides, Arthur Geisert explains the process involved in the intricate art of etching, while his colorful illustrations demonstrate the elegance and beauty of this unique art form.
Publishers Weekly
Creating an enthralling parallel, Geisert (Oink; Pigs from 1 to 10) illustrates this story of the intricate goings-on in an etcher's studio with the stylish, full-color etchings that have earned him accolades. Step by careful step, a boy helps his grandfather prepare for the annual sale of prints made from his etchings. After Grandfather soaks the paper in water, inks the copper plate and rolls it through the press, the boy's real work beginshe colors each print by hand. This soon proves tiresome, and the boy daydreams of exploring the exotic placesthe jungle, the oceandepicted in the prints. Luckily his wandering mind doesn't prevent him from filling the studio with a bounty of artwork ready for sale. Geisert's portrait of an involving intergenerational relationship is warm and welcome. As the story's narrator, the boy balances a certain maturity and respect for his grandfather's work with typical kidlike thoughts and reactions. Readers are also rewarded with a bit of an education: Geisert provides a precisely labeled illustration of an etcher's studio, as well as a detailed spread explaining, in stages, how an etching is made. Geisert fans will also enjoy spotting scenes from his previous books scattered around Grandfather's studioand, not surprisingly, the etching on the how-to pages is of a pig.
Publishers Weekly
"Creating an enthralling parallel, Geisert illustrates this story of the intricate goings-on in an etcher's studio with the stylish, full-color etchings that have earned him accolades," wrote PW in a starred review.
Children's Literature
Geisert's lesson in the etching process should prove a fascinating book for budding young artists as well as for kids interested in how things are done. A boy who is helping out in his grandfather's etching studio narrates the story. First the prints are made, then as the boy hand-colors them, he lets his mind roam into the scenes before him: sailing around the Horn; deep sea diving; flying aloft in a balloon. There are animals aplenty, and lots of Geisert's trademark pigs, too. The closing section, which describes the step-by-step process of etching, should be useful to art teachers as well.
Children's Literature
Etcher/author Arthur Geisert, whose plentiful pigs populate the pages of Roman Numerals I to MM, explains the craft of his art in The Etcher's Studio. He tells the story of a young boy who helps his etcher/grandfather prepare for a year-end sale. A reprise of the technique, from blank copper plate to the hand-colored, third proof, concludes this inspired blend of fact and fiction.
School Library Journal
Watercolor, crayon, and color pencil are mediums children can relate to easily; the complex work of etching is more challenging. Here, Geisert takes away the mystery as he transports young readers to an etcher's studio and provides step-by-step explanations of this age-old art technique. In a thin gesture to story, an unnamed narrator helps his grandfather prepare for a year-end studio print sale. However, as the boy undertakes his most important task (hand coloring the images), his mind begins to stray and soon he is inside the picturessailing around Cape Horn, flying over his hometown in a hot air balloon, changing places with a deep-sea diver, and exploring a jungle. While the working relationship between the boy and his grandfather is a nice touch, the youngster's imaginative wanderings go nowhere; suddenly he is back in the studio with the dramatic possibilities never realized. Nevertheless, there is much to share with children. The work of an etcher is skillfully divulged, two well-labeled appended spreads (a panoramic view of the studio, and, in storyboard fashion, the processes of making an etching) give breadth to the presentation, and a short afterword capsulizes the history of the art. In addition, the pages reveal cues to other Geisert books. |
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