CHRISTOPHER CORR

 

BIOGRAPHY

Christopher Corr was born in London in 1955 to Irish parents. He studied Graphic Design at Manchester Polytechnic and was awarded the Leverhulme Travelling Scholarship to the USA in 1979. He returned to complete a masters at the Royal College of Art where he won the RCA Drawing Prize. He has had over a dozen one man shows since 1983, mainly influenced by his extensive travels, at the Curwen, Berkeley Square, and Cadogan Galleries. His work has been awarded many times including the Chelsea Arts Club Graphics Prize, the Lloyd Bank Printmaking scholarship, the D&AD Silver Award and the Association Of Illustrators Silver Award for his work on A Suitable Boy. Last year he won the Print Magazine (USA) award for Design Excellence for Windstar Cruises brochures. Christopher has worked on numerous commissions including a Royal Mail millennium stamp about the UN Peace-keeping Force in Bosnia. In 1996 and 1997 he was artist for Quantas and produced paintings, posters and prints. He has also painted posters for London Transport, National Aids Trust, Body Shop, Habitat and Ikea. He is currently working on 5 new images for UNICEF and Waterstone's are publishing 12 new cards.

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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Intro image 1
 


Alternative cover

Facing contents page

Attired courtier


Happily ever after
 


Splendid gifts

Title page

Who U?

King Shahriyar
 


New Year celebrations


Humming-bird

Intro image 2

Magic carpets
 


Intro image 3

Rack-a-bye

Rich silk cushions


Book cover


Book cover FR

End page

Final picture

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

South & North, East & West, edited by Michael Rosen, The Four Brothers illustrated by Christopher Corr, published by Walker Books, 1992
Under the Moon & Over the Sea, edited by John Agard & Grace Nichols, cover, end papers, title page, contents pages, index pages and Listening to the Land illustrated by Christopher Corr, published by Walker Books, 2002
The Arabian Nights, retold by Fiona Waters, published by Pavilion Children's Books, 2002
Moosewood Restaurant Celebrates, published by Random House N.Y., 2003
Friday and Robinson, written by Michel Tournier, published by Walker Books, 2003
Just So Stories, written by Rudyard Kipling, How the Rhinocerous got his Skin, illustrated by Christopher Corr, published by Walker Books, 2004
Ebby Meets Felicity, written by Matthew Hickey, published by Pavilion Children's Books, 2004
On Voyage, written by Claude Helft, published by Desclee de Brouwer, 2004

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