A Special Relationship: Missing for decades from the American picture book's origin story were the artists and publishers of Japan.

The article focuses on the often-overlooked influence of Japanese visual storytelling on the development of American children's picture books, tracing a rich history of cross-cultural exchange between Japan and the West. It highlights how Japan's centuries-old tradition of illustrated storybooks par...

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Publicado en:New York Times Book Review pp. 22 - 23
Autor principal: MARCUS, LEONARD S.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: New York Times 3/30/2025
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