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Do!

Gita Wolf (Author) , Ramesh Hengadi (Illustrator)
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  • Publisher : Tara Books
  • Publishing year : January 2015
  • Binding : Paperback
  • ISBN : 9789383145164
  • Imprint : Tara
  • Age Group : Baby & Toddler
  • Language : English
  • Number of Pages : 32 Pages
Genre : Picture Books

Do! is a set of action pictures, rendered in the Warli style of tribal art. It introduces basic verbs to the young reade ...

 

Do! is a set of action pictures, rendered in the Warli style of tribal art. It introduces basic verbs to the young reader through a seriesof brilliantly drawn pictograms, which illustrate the verb and tell a story. Warli art is done by people belonging to a tribal community that lives in Maharashtra, in Western India. Ramesh Hengadi, Rasika Hengadi, Shantaram Dhadpe and Kusum Dhadpe are the artists featured in this book.

Author : Gita Wolf

Gita Wolf was born in Calcutta but educated in different cities in India, including New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Bangalore. She received her Masters degree in Comparative Literature from the University of Erlangen/Nuerenberg, Germany. In 1994, she started Tara Books, as an independent publishing house based in India. Beginning with The Very Hungry Lion in 1995, she has written over 20 books for children and adults. Several have won major international awards and been translated into multiple languages. Her book, Do! was honoured with the prestigious BolognaRagazzi New Horizons award. Another title, Gobble You Up went on to win the Aesop award. Arun Wolf is a young film-maker from Chennai, India and has been associated with Tara for several years - he assists with visual documentation and is involved in producing book-related shorts and themed documentaries for Tara Books. The various artists featured in this book include several award-winners and men and women of extraordinary talent, including Bhajju Shyam, Durga Bai, Jagdish Chitara and Bhaddu Hamir. Each of these artists has exhibited in India and elsewhere, being featured in exhibitions of outsider and folk art from India.

Illustrator : Ramesh Hengadi
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