Lionni Exhibition Catalog

From the exhibition Leo Lionni: A Passion for Creativity, July 12, 2003 - October 19, 2003.By Eric Carle, Frances FosterIllustrated by Leo Lionni"An Appreciation" by Eric Carle. "Remembering Leo Lionni" by Frances Foster. Catalog Design by Rita Marshall. 32 Illustrations, Paper, 32 pages. 1,000 copies, First Edition. From "Acknowledgments," by H. Nichols B. Clark: "Among my first decisions as director was to pursue an exhibition of Leo Lionni's work. This was before I understood how much Lionni meant to Eric Carle. I had long been captivated by the elegant design, magical draftsmanship, and universal messages of his children's books. Happily, we are able to offer a glimpse into his other equally distinguished creative outlets: his drawing and sculpture. From art director for Fortune magazine to exhibiting with Surrealists such as Joan Mir and André Masson, Lionni achieved the pinnacle of whatever he pursued." "Leo Lionni: A Passion for Creativity"; July 12, 2003-October 19, 2003. "An Appreciation", by Eric Carle. "Remembering Leo Lionni", by Frances Foster. Catalog Design by Rita Marshall, 32 Illustrations, Paper, 32 pp, 8 ¾" x 8 ½", 1,000 Copies, First Edition. From "Acknowledgments," by H. Nichols B. Clark: "Among my first decisions as director was to pursue an exhibition of Leo Lionni's work. This was before I understood how much Lionni meant to Eric Carle. I had long been captivated by the elegant design, magical draftsmanship, and universal messages of his children's books. Happily, we are able to offer a glimpse into his other equally distinguished creative outlets: his drawing and sculpture. From art director for Fortune magazine to exhibiting with Surrealists such as Joan Miro and André Masson, Lionni achieved the pinnacle of whatever he pursued."