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Ivan Gantschev


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Author

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Books
  
Santa's Favorite Story, Der Schatz im Mondsee, The three little rabbits, The moon lake, Where the moon lives

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Ivan Gantschev ( 4 January 1925 - 29 June 2014 ) was a Bulgarian-German illustrator and author of children's books.

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Ivan Gantschev was born in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria. His father was a lawyer and his mother a school teacher. He attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia. After leaving the Academy he worked as an artist and graphic designer. In 1967 he left Bulgaria and settled in Frankfurt, Germany where he lived until his death in 2014.

In 1973 he published his first children's book "Mäusemax fliegt um die Welt " with Gakken Co Ltd., Japan.

He illustrated more than 70 books, writing the stories for most of them.

His picture books have been translated into English and have been published in the United Kingdom.

Ivan Gantschev's artwork has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions around the world.

Awards

  • 1982 Kinderbuch Illustrationspreis, Vienna
  • 1983-84 Ehrenliste Österreichischer Kinder-und Jugendbuchpreis
  • 1985 Golden Medal, Biennale Bratislava
  • Exhibitions

  • 1981 Klingspor Museum Offenbach (solo)
  • 1983 Children's Bookshop at the Metropolitan Museum New York (group)
  • 1984 Prado (group)
  • 1989 Itabashi Museum Japan (solo)
  • 1991 Internationale Jugendbuchbibliothek München (solo)
  • 1996 Stadtbibiliothek Freising (solo)
  • 1997 Jugendbuchmuseum der Stadt Troisdorf (solo)
  • 1997 Guest of Honour at the Children's Book Fair, Bologna
  • 2007 Guest of Honour at the Jugendbuchmesse in Saarbrücken
  • 2008 Guest of Honour at the Immagini della Fantasia, Palazzo Municipale, Sarmede
  • References

    Ivan Gantschev Wikipedia