See the first star : production material, 1968.

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See the first star : production material, 1968.

A little boy visits the eye doctor to be examined and fitted with glasses so he can see the first star at night and other far away objects. The collection includes one 40-page pencil dummy with typescript, one ink & watercolor illustration for cover, eight ink & watercolor illustrations, eight ink illustrations, one ink & watercolor study, one pencil study, one photostat of illustration, one cover, one photograph (research material).

Illustrations : 23 items.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7817402

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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Lasker, Joe

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After winning the Prix de Rome, working free lance and as a visiting professor, Joseph Leon Lasker began illustrating Miriam Schlein books in the 1960s. He later began illustrating his own titles, beginning with Mothers Can Do Anything (1972), focusing on histories and books about special children. From the description of What do I do? : production material, 1967. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). WorldCat record id: 62496891 From the description of My house : producti...

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