The Doll in the Grass

Richly illustrated by Kat Menschik

translated by Friedrich Bresemann

A country’s soul is deeply rooted in the stories its inhabitants tell each other at night from one generation to the next. Through their tales, they bring to life a fantastical and at the same time harsh world, characterized on the one hand by morality and ethics, and on the other by the longings and dreams of ordinary people. In the process, a universe emerged north of the Skagerrak – mystical, macabre, fascinating and so teeming with eloquent images that these stories are still capable of casting an immediate spell on readers today: Little dolls lure the sons of kings into tall grass with the help of nuts, craftsmen outsmart the devil and a hen saves the Earth from ruin…

In this new volume in Kat Menschik’s series of favorite books, Menschik creates one-of-a-kind, gorgeous illustrations for a selection of her favorite fairy tales.

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  • Publisher: Galiani-Berlin
  • Translated by Friedrich Bresemann
  • Release: 12.09.2019
  • ISBN: 978-3-86971-195-9
  • 80 Pages
  • Series: Illustrierte Lieblingsbücher
  • Authors: Peter Christen AsbjørnsenJørgen MoeKat Menschik
The Doll in the Grass
Peter Christen Asbjørnsen Jørgen Moe Kat Menschik The Doll in the Grass
Kat Menschik
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Peter Christen Asbjørnsen

Die beiden Freunde  Christian Peter Asbjørnsen  (1812–1885) und  Jørgen Moe  (1813–1882) waren gewissermaßen die Grimms des Nordens. Anfang der Dreißigerjahre des 19. Jahrhunderts begannen sie, Märchen zu sammeln und aufzuschreiben. Ihre  Norske Folkeeventyr  erschienen erstmals in den Jahren 1841–1844 in einer Reihe von vier Heften.

Kat Menschik
© Kat Menschik
Jørgen Moe

Die beiden Freunde Christian Peter Asbjørnsen (1812–1885) und Jørgen Moe (1813–1882) waren gewissermaßen die Grimms des Nordens. Anfang der Dreißigerjahre des 19. Jahrhunderts begannen sie, Märchen zu sammeln und aufzuschreiben. Ihre Norske Folkeeventyr erschienen erstmals in den Jahren 1841–1844 in einer Reihe von vier Heften.

Kat Menschik
© Kat Menschik
Kat Menschik

Kat Menschik is an illustrator who has always had a weakness for scientific texts that explain things well and for the strangest animals. 

Further Titles

Moabit
Volker KutscherKat Menschik

Moabit

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