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Pauline Diana Baynes (1922-2008) was an English illustrator, most famous for illustrating The Chronicles of Narnia. Daughter of Frederick Baynes and Jessie (née Cunningham), Pauline Baynes was born on the 9th of September 1922 [1], in Hove. She spent her early years in Agra, India, where her father was a commissioner in the Indian Civil Service. When she was five, her mother took her and her ...
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Pauline Diana Baynes (9 septembre 1922 à Hove [1] – 2 août 2008 à Dockenfield [2]) est une illustratrice britannique dont les travaux concernent plus d'une centaine de livres, notamment ceux de C. S. Lewis (Les Chroniques de Narnia) et de J. R. R. Tolkien (Le Fermier Gilles de Ham, Smith de Grand Wootton, Les Aventures de Tom ...
10 de ago. de 2008 · Pauline Baynes, 1922–2008. Pauline Baynes, who died earlier this week, was for a long while the only Tolkien illustrator of note. Her work was approved by Tolkien himself but faded from view as the JRRT spin-off industry began to expand in the late Seventies and other artists quickly crowded the field, many of whom lacked her subtlety and ...
Pauline Baynes. British illustrator and author, 1922-2008. Using simple yet expressive line drawings, Pauline Baynes began her career illustrating works by two great fantasy writers: J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis. Her drawings for her first book, Tolkien’s Parmer Giles of Ham (1949) caught C.S. Lewis’s eye.
Pauline Baynes, Tochter von Frederick William Wilberforce Baynes und Jessie Harriet Maude Baynes, geborene Cunningham, verbrachte die ersten fünf Lebensjahre in Indien, wo ihr Vater arbeitete. Zurück in England besuchte sie zunächst die Beaufort School in Camberley. 1937 folgte sie ihrer älteren Schwester Angela auf die Farnham School of ...
This is an interactive web site for family, friends and fans of Pauline Baynes, one of the greatest illustrators of our time. The site is curated by Peter Thorpe, an illustrator, who met Pauline in 1975 and corresponded with her for three decades.
