Writer and illustrator Janosch died at the age of 95
German writer and illustrator Horst Eckert, known under the artist name Janosch, died on Tuesday at the age of 95 in Tenerife. His death was announced by his Tübingen publisher Bernhard Feil through the DPA agency. ORF ↗
Janosch was one of the most prominent authors of children's literature. His stories accompanied generations of children and became famous for their simple language, distinctive illustrations, humor, and themes of friendship, hope, and freedom. Among his best-known works are the books "Oh, How Beautiful Panama Is" and the stories about Tiger, Bear, and Little Tiger. Tagesspiegel ↗
The author created more than 300 books, which have been translated into over 40 languages. His work was often described as unconventional, at times anarchic and melancholic. According to his biographers' assessments, Janosch combined children's imagination with personal experience and a critical view of the adult world. Die Zeit ↗
Horst Eckert was born in Germany and later chose the artistic name Janosch. In addition to writing, he devoted himself to drawing and illustration, with his distinctive artistic style becoming an integral part of his books. Tagesschau ↗
Janosch left behind an extensive body of work that remains part of children's literature in many countries. His characters and stories will continue to reach readers through new editions and translations.
Janosch was one of the most prominent authors of children's literature. His stories accompanied generations of children and became famous for their simple language, distinctive illustrations, humor, and themes of friendship, hope, and freedom. Among his best-known works are the books "Oh, How Beautiful Panama Is" and the stories about Tiger, Bear, and Little Tiger. Tagesspiegel ↗
The author created more than 300 books, which have been translated into over 40 languages. His work was often described as unconventional, at times anarchic and melancholic. According to his biographers' assessments, Janosch combined children's imagination with personal experience and a critical view of the adult world. Die Zeit ↗
Horst Eckert was born in Germany and later chose the artistic name Janosch. In addition to writing, he devoted himself to drawing and illustration, with his distinctive artistic style becoming an integral part of his books. Tagesschau ↗
Janosch left behind an extensive body of work that remains part of children's literature in many countries. His characters and stories will continue to reach readers through new editions and translations.
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Janosch ist tot
ORF
| 11:22 04.11.
Kinderbuchautor Janosch 95-jährig gestorben
Der Standard
| 10:34 04.11.
Schriftsteller und Künstler Janosch ist tot
ORF
| 10:27 04.11.
Janosch ist tot: Schriftsteller und Künstler Horst Eckert gestorben
Spiegel.de
| 10:19 04.11.
Schriftsteller und Zeichner Janosch ist tot
Welt
| 10:15 04.11.
Im Alter von 95 Jahren: Schriftsteller und Künstler Janosch ist tot
Tagesspiegel
| 10:13 04.11.
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