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| '''Alfons Mitgutsch''', known as '''Ali Mitgutsch''', born ] ] in ], Germany, is a ]erman author of picture books and professional advertising ]. He is known as father of the ]s.<ref name="br80">(German) Boris Berg: </ref> | '''Alfons Mitgutsch''', known as '''Ali Mitgutsch''', born ], ] in ], Germany, is a ]<nowiki/>erman author of picture books and professional advertising ]. He is known as father of the ]<nowiki/>s.<ref name="br80">(German) Boris Berg: </ref> | ||
| == Life == | == Life == | ||
| As a child the Mitgutsch family was evacuated to ] in World War II due airstrike back bombing on Munich.<ref>, spiegel.de, Artikel vom 13. </ref> Return the Munich he traineed at Graphical Academy as a lithograph which is a former profession of manual photo editing, layouting and printing. In 1960s, Kurt Seelmann, a psychologist for children inspired him to create a special kind of picture books for children. | As a child the Mitgutsch family was evacuated to ] in World War II due airstrike back bombing on Munich.<ref>, spiegel.de, Artikel vom 13. </ref> Return the Munich he traineed at Graphical Academy as a lithograph which is a former profession of manual photo editing, layouting and printing. In 1960s, Kurt Seelmann, a psychologist for children inspired him to create a special kind of picture books for children. | ||
| Mitgutsch became famous for his Wimmelbilder-books made for children. Opening such book at any page it shows lots of everyday scenes in a single painting across both pages. | Mitgutsch became famous for his Wimmelbilder-books made for children. Opening such book at any page it shows lots of everyday scenes in a single painting across both pages on top. | ||
| ''Rundherum in meiner Stadt'' (Arround in my city) released in 1968 is known as the first Wimmel-book in German-speaking countries.<ref>(German) Magnus Klaue, Zur Renaissance der Wimmelbücher, in: FAZ Nr. 65, 18. </ref> | ''Rundherum in meiner Stadt'' (Arround in my city) released in 1968 is known as the first Wimmel-book in German-speaking countries.<ref>(German) Magnus Klaue, Zur Renaissance der Wimmelbücher, in: FAZ Nr. 65, 18. </ref> | ||
| Mitgutsch is living in Munich, the city of his birth where he caught most of the inspirations for his ].<ref name="br80"/> | Mitgutsch is living in Munich, the city of his birth where he caught most of the inspirations for his ].<ref name="br80">(German) Boris Berg: </ref> | ||
| == Awards == | == Awards == | ||
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| * 1972 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for ''Komm mit ans Wasser'' | * 1972 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for ''Komm mit ans Wasser'' | ||
| * 1978 ] for ''Rund ums Schiff (Arround the ship)'' | * 1978 ] for ''Rund ums Schiff (Arround the ship)'' | ||
| * 2003 ]<ref> |
* 2003 ]<ref></ref> | ||
| == Werk == | == Werk == | ||
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| * „Ulus abenteuerliche Reise“ (1960 im Münchener Bilderbuch Verlag) | * „Ulus abenteuerliche Reise“ (1960 im Münchener Bilderbuch Verlag) | ||
| * „Nico findet einen Schatz“ (1961) | * „Nico findet einen Schatz“ (1961) | ||
| * „Rundherum in meiner Stadt“ (1968 |
* „Rundherum in meiner Stadt“ (1968 ]) | ||
| * „Bei uns im Dorf“ (1970) | * „Bei uns im Dorf“ (1970) | ||
| * „Komm mit ans Wasser“ (1971) | * „Komm mit ans Wasser“ (1971) | ||
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Alfons Mitgutsch, known as Ali Mitgutsch, born August 21, 1935 in Munich, Germany, is a german author of picture books and professional advertising Illustrator. He is known as father of the Wimmelbilder-books.
Life
As a child the Mitgutsch family was evacuated to Allgäu in World War II due airstrike back bombing on Munich. Return the Munich he traineed at Graphical Academy as a lithograph which is a former profession of manual photo editing, layouting and printing. In 1960s, Kurt Seelmann, a psychologist for children inspired him to create a special kind of picture books for children.
Mitgutsch became famous for his Wimmelbilder-books made for children. Opening such book at any page it shows lots of everyday scenes in a single painting across both pages on top.
Rundherum in meiner Stadt (Arround in my city) released in 1968 is known as the first Wimmel-book in German-speaking countries.
Mitgutsch is living in Munich, the city of his birth where he caught most of the inspirations for his paintings.
Awards
- 1960 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for Pepes Hut
- 1961 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreisfür Ulus abenteuerliche Reise zum Nordlicht
- 1962 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreisfür Nico findet einen Schatz
- 1969 Deutscher Jugendbuchpreis für das Bilderbuch Rundherum in meiner Stadt
- 1971 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis für Bei uns im Dorf
- 1972 nominated for Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for Komm mit ans Wasser
- 1978 Hans Christian Andersen Award for Rund ums Schiff (Arround the ship)
- 2003 Schwabing Art Award
Werk
- togheter with Ingmar Gregorzewski: Herzanzünder: Mein Leben als Kind, (stove lighter: my childhood) Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, München 2015, ISBN 978-3-423280570.
- Picture Books
- „Pepes Hut“ (1959)
- „Ulus abenteuerliche Reise“ (1960 im Münchener Bilderbuch Verlag)
- „Nico findet einen Schatz“ (1961)
- „Rundherum in meiner Stadt“ (1968 Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis)
- „Bei uns im Dorf“ (1970)
- „Komm mit ans Wasser“ (1971)
- „Auf dem Lande“
- „Rund ums Rad“ (1975)
- „Rund ums Schiff“ (1977)
- „Hier in den Bergen“ (1979)
- „Was wimmelt denn da“
- „Die Hexe und die sieben Fexe“
- „Unsere große Stadt“ (1988)
- „Ritterbuch“
- „Engel in der Werkstatt“
- „Aufbruch der Weihnachtsmänner“
- „Mein schönstes Wimmelbilderbuch“
- „Das große Piraten-Wimmelbuch“
- „Alle spielen mit“
- „Mein riesengroßes Piraten-Wimmelbuch“
- „Mein riesengroßes Wimmel-Suchbuch“ (2010)
- „Fizzel baut eine Burg“, Otto Maier, Ravensburg,1992, Reihe Kleine Ravensburger
- „Vom Korn zum Brot“
Further Reading
- Literature by and about Ali Mitgutsch in the German National Library catalogue
- Works by and about Ali Mitgutsch in the Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek (German Digital Library)Deutschen Digitalen Bibliothek
- rossipotti.de Biografie und Werkverzeichnis.
- Ali Mitgutsch erzählt eine Episode aus seiner Jugend "Schwabinger Straßengang"
- In einer eigenen Welt, Interview mit Ali Mitgutsch, in: Der Freitag, 23. Dezember 2011.
References
- ^ (German) Boris Berg: Der Vater der Wimmelbücher – Zum 80.
- (German) Wimmelbild-Erfinder Ali Mitgutsch: Da kommt er, der Träumer!, spiegel.de, Artikel vom 13.
- (German) Magnus Klaue, Zur Renaissance der Wimmelbücher, in: FAZ Nr. 65, 18.
- Auszeichnungen