An Elephant Came By - 24 Dutch illustrators
The Foundation for the Production and Translation of Dutch Literature (NLPVF) has compiled an exhibition of illustrations from picture books. From the spring of 2010 onward, the exhibition will embark on a worldwide tour. The aim of this exhibition is to request global attention for the quality and diversity of Dutch illustrations, design and (picture) books. The exhibition will be on show in Amsterdam Public Library until 28 February 2010.
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Dutch Treats exhibition at children's book fair in Athens
The exhibition of Dutch children’s book art, which was on show in the UBS Gallery in New York and the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Massachusetts has…
January 10, 2008 | children | news
Oeuvre Prize for Toon Tellegen
Poet and children’s books writer Toon Tellegen (b.1941) will receive the Constantijn Huygens Prize for his entire oeuvre. He made his debut at a fairly late age in 1980 as… Continued...
October 16, 2007 | children | news
Guus Kuijer wins German Prize
The Gustav Heinemann Friedenspreis 2007 has been awarded to Das Buch von allen Dingen, the German translation of Het boek van alle dingen (The Book of all Things, translated by… Continued...
October 16, 2007 | children | news
50.000 Copies of Chinese Jip en Janneke
On Friday 1st June, World Children’s Day, the Chinese translation of Jip en Janneke, YiYi and YaYa, was launched by Zhejiang University Press. In collaboration with the Dutch Embassy, a… Continued...
June 4, 2007 | children | news
English interest in Dutch Children’s Books
The Children’s Book Fair in Bologna last week (24 to 27 April) witnessed a great deal of interest in Dutch children’s and juvenile literature. There were even signals from the… Continued...
About NLPVF
The Foundation for the Production and Translation of Dutch Literature exists to promote interest in Dutch-language literature abroad. Continued...
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Children’s Classics
Two brochures that highlight classic Dutch children's books have been published. A team of experts was asked to select children’s books that warranted the status of a classic. These books are discovered afresh by succeeding generations. The privilege of reading these classics should not remained reserved for Dutch children alone.