Jacominus Gainsborough paremad päevad

By Rébecca Dautremer

2018

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„Ükskord oli üks mees. Ta sündis, kosis ja suri. / Enam ma temast ei tea. Aga see oli üks mees!“ luuletas kord Faehlmann väärikas värsimõõdus. Jacominus Gainsborough võiks vabalt olla too mees, ainult et tal on nimi ja see on uhke, peale selle on ta juhtumisi jänes, ja veel niisugune, kes meenutab üsnagi Beatrix Potteri ilmakuulsat Peter Rabbitit. Igal ajal omad kombed. Raamatus on kaksteist stseeni Jacominuse elust. Jacominus pole kõige suurem, julgem ega tugevam, kuid oma linka-lonka jalaga läheb ta südikalt läbi elu: unistab, võitleb, rõõmustab, heitub, saab isaks ja vanaisaks ja vanaks. Ühel kevadisel päeval tõdeb ta mandlipuu all helge rahuga, et tema väike armas elu on olnud kuhjaga elamist väärt, ja jääb magama. Rébecca Dautremer on tuntud eeskätt raamatukunstnikuna, kelle eriliselt jõuliste, pilkupüüdvate piltidega raamatud on tuttavad ka eesti lastele. „Jacominus Gainsborough’ paremad päevad“ on tema esimene päris oma lasteraamat. Äratuntava kunstnikukäekirjaga, kuid ajatuid, kunstialbumi kaalu illustratsioone saadab võrdselt poeetiline tekst – või siis vastupidi

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Rébecca Dautremer

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BIOGRAPHY Rébecca Dautremer was born in 1971 in Gap in the South of France (Hautes Alpes). She attended classes in the ENSAD of Paris and got a degree in graphic edition in 1995. She afterwards became a graphic editor and illustrator. A few years ago, she started to write books of her own. Now living in Paris with her husband Taï-Marc Lethanh and their three children, she also works for the press for children (Milan-Presse and Fleurus-Presse), school publishers, and in advertising. WORK Her picture books are very poetic, with a hint of humour. Inspired by fairy tales, she offers new and more entertaining stories, featuring Babayaga, an ogress, a funny Cyrano, and weird princesses like P?tsec and Quart de Lune. Rébecca's recipe is : warm colours and precise drawings. Her books are a real success for children between 3 and 11 years old. L'Amoureux, a story she wrote herself, is a moving tale about love and children, that was recently adapted for the stage and performed by children. It was awarded the "Prix Sorcière" (Witch Prize) in 2003. A selected bibliography Gautier-Languereau Publishing: - Cyrano, Taï-Marc Lethanh (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Babayaga, Taï-Marc Lethanh (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Le Ciel n'en fait qu'à sa tête, Jean-Luc Moreau (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Lily la licorne, Christian Ponchon (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Le géant aux oiseaux, Ghislaine Biondi (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Les deux mamans de Petirou, Jean de Monléon (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Les Princesses, Philippe Lechermeier (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2004) - L'amoureux, Rébecca Dautremer (author, illustrator) (2003) Flammarion - Père Castor: - Nasreddine, Odile Weulersse (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) Bilboquet-Valbert Publishing: - Sentimento, Carl Norac (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2005) - Lili la libellule, Florence Jenner-Metz (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2004) - Le livre qui vole, Pierre Laury (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2003) Magnard Publishing: - Je suis petite, mais mon arbre est grand, Christine Beigel (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2003) - Les fables de la Fontaine, Jean de la Fontaine (author), Rébecca Dautremer (illustrator) (2001) http://www.frenchbooknews.com/biograp...