Tuesday, 17 June 2008
A new exhibition
The dates of the next Martin Aitchison exhibition - this summer - have been published. His website states:
"The next exhibition of Martin Aitchison Ladybird artwork will place between July 2008, between 1st - 27th inclusive, at Newby Hall in North Yorkshire.
This will be a Comprehensive exhibition of Martin's Ladybird work spanning 3 decades: the 1960s/70s/80s. The original artwork exhibited will include well-remembered and much loved Peter and Jane 'Keyword Reader' series. There will be over 100 pictures on display which will include pictures from the Sunstart series, Great Artists, Great Composers, Puddle Lane, Science Fiction, Children's Classics and Well Loved Tales (606d).
Most of the artwork on display will be for sale. Prices will start from £100 and will all be displayed in Newby Hall's very attractive gallery."
I missed last year's - so hope to make it this time.
Can anyone help?
Someone has contacted me, trying to find a book. The only lines they recall are:
"Porridge piping hot with cream on,
How they loved it, weren't they glad"
This person believed that these lines came from Piggly Plays Truant - but bought the book and found that they weren't. I normally have a very good hit rate at identifying missing books from the odd line or description of a picture. But these words don't ring a bell. Although they do sound as though they could have come from a Perring 401 Bunnikins sort of book, I've had a quick look through most of the 401 series, without success.
If anyone can identify the book, please let me know - by email or leave a comment.
Thanks
"Porridge piping hot with cream on,
How they loved it, weren't they glad"
This person believed that these lines came from Piggly Plays Truant - but bought the book and found that they weren't. I normally have a very good hit rate at identifying missing books from the odd line or description of a picture. But these words don't ring a bell. Although they do sound as though they could have come from a Perring 401 Bunnikins sort of book, I've had a quick look through most of the 401 series, without success.
If anyone can identify the book, please let me know - by email or leave a comment.
Thanks
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