LC control no. | n 79139641 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
Personal name heading | Ohlsson, Ib, 1935- |
Associated country | Denmark United States |
Located | Pelham (N.Y.) |
Birth date | 1935-08-09 |
Place of birth | Copenhagen (Denmark) |
Field of activity | Illustration of books Editorial cartoons |
Profession or occupation | Illustrators Editorial cartoonists |
Found in | Craig, M. J. The long and dangerous journey, 1965: title page (pictures by Ib Ohlsson) Sobol, Donald J. Encyclopedia Brown takes the cake!, 1983: title page (illustrations by Ib Ohlsson) Google Books, viewed June 3, 2022: Pen and brush in Foreign Affairs, Ib Ohlsson (2019) (Ib Ohlsson was born in 1935 in Copenhagen, Denmark. After graduating from the School of Applied Arts, he spent four years in the Copenhagen design studio of Kai Rich. In 1960, Ohlsson moved to the United States, where he worked as a junior designer at Walter Dorwin Teague Associates in New York and then at a packaging-design firm in California. Starting in 1962, he served as a freelance illustrator for book publishers and later drew political cartoons for a variety of newspapers. After a 24-year stint at Newsweek, Ohlsson began contributing to Foreign Affairs in 1994. He lives in Pelham, New York.) <https://www.google.com/books/edition/Pen_and_Brush_in_Foreign_Affairs/nTO7wwEACAAJ?hl=en> Gale Literature. Something About the Author (Database), viewed June 3, 2022: Something About the Author (Vol. 7. ), page 171. Ohlsson, Ib, 1935- (Personal: Born August 9, 1935 in Copenhagen, Denmark ...) |