Ludwig bemelmans

A few weeks ago, I wrote an article on How to Pull Inspiration from Fellow Artists (the Right Way) . In that article, I talked about how I like pulling inspiration from artists of the past more than the present, because it ensures that my work is timeless. Also, the body of work is so much larger,

Ludwig Bemelmans (American, 1898-1962). To the One I Love Best, | Lot #71099 | Heritage Auctions

The original MS for Madeline. His editor, may Massee, made the blunder of her life when she rejected this. Simon & Schuster published it September 5, 1939.

View Madeline with Dogs By Bemelmans Ludwig; watercolor and ink on paper; 10 ¾ by 8 inches ; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Ludwig Bemelmans1898 - 1962Illustration for 'The High World'signed Bemelmans (lower right)

View Along the Riverbank. By Bemelmans Ludwig; Ink on paper; 330x250 mm 13x10 inches; Signed; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.

Madeleine in front of Notre Dame

Artwork by Ludwig Bemelmans, Miss Clavel with Twelve Girls, Made of oil and ink on Whatman drawing board

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A few weeks ago, I wrote an article on How to Pull Inspiration from Fellow Artists (the Right Way) . In that article, I talked about how I like pulling inspiration from artists of the past more than the present, because it ensures that my work is timeless. Also, the body of work is so much larger,

Ludwig Bemelmans1898 - 1962Sketch for 'Madeline in London' (Madeline and Pepito on Horseback)numbered 32

New York—The grand finale of Swann Galleries’ 2017 roster was a successful auction of Illustration Art on December 5.

As his Madeline books did for Paris, “Sunshine” captures a city’s quintessence.

St. James's Park

My earlier post, Dr. Seuss Sells the Sauce” (July 2010), chronicled the beer and whiskey ads created by the famous children’s author. Although Ludwig Bemelmans may not be as well known, his children’s books have been avidly read for decades. Like Seuss, Bemelmans, shown here, used his distinctive artistic style to draw a series of ads for a whiskey maker. His pictures remain a marvelous, whimsical legacy. Bemelmans, who was an author as well as an illustrator, was born in the Austrian Tyrol…