Debutant Floor Rieder (1985) won the Golden Paintbrush, the award for the best illustrated children’s book of the past year. That was just published in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Also Fleming Anton Hart Bridges (1990) was awarded.
Rieder received the prize for her illustrations in The mystery of all living , a children’s book that evolution was written by Jan Paul Schutten. The jury praised Rieders illustrations:
“They’re dashing, funny, innovative and informative – all together, you will find but very rarely in children’s book illustrations. The mystery of all living is the master thesis of Floor Rieder, a masterpiece of a book. ‘
About her illustration work says Rieder morning in an interview nrc.next :
“It’s pure entertainment.Ik people want to make something clear, learn something or show you something. But I work mainly for myself. In order to get better. In order to have success. In the period that I smoked weed – very long ago at all, I was 17 – I had that ‘profound’ nights where we concluded that you end up doing everything yourself. Even if you do it for someone else, you do it for personal gain to themselves. There’s still something in, I think “
Thomas de Veen, children’s book reviewer for NRC Handelsblad and also a jury member of the Golden Paintbrush, is spot on.:
Weather prize for ‘Puzzle’
The gain of the Golden Paintbrush means another price The mystery of all living (Gottmer ). The book had earlier won the biennial Nienke van Hichtum Prize for literature and the Golden Tulip, a bookseller prize for the best non-fiction book.
Next Tuesday also makes the book at the Children’s Book chance at the Golden Granger, the prize for the best children’s book of the past year. Only three times before both went Gouden Griffel and Golden Paintbrush into one book. The last time was in 1985, when writer and illustrator Els Pelgrom Thé Tjong-Khing were awarded for Small and Sofie Lange Wapper .
Gulden palette for Fleming
Fleming Anton Hart Bridges (1990), in the photo above right Rieder, tonight was the Golden Palette, the award for best foreign illustrator. From Hertbruggen gets the prize for his illustrations written by Edward van de Vendel The dog that Nino did not . About the book the jury said:
“Of Hertbruggen gives you the feeling that you are dealing with a seasoned artist, when he is only at the beginning of his career state. He is a big one: that this book proves that both art as an endearing story
Golden Granger, the prize for the best children’s book, will be published next Tuesday. This happens when the Children’s Book, the traditional opening of the Children from 1 to 12 October takes place
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