Aimée de Jongh (1988 - ) Jack Merridew (from first sketch to final result), from the Kunsthal-exhibition.
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Aimée de Jongh (1988 - ) Jack Merridew (from first sketch to final result), from the Kunsthal-exhibition.
hey guys!! can anybody with the lord of the flies graphic novel help me :’) it’s not available in my country so i can’t get it and i BADLY need it for school
William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies” about the castaway boys on an island has been one of the best known books in English literature for several decades.
The Dutch graphic artist Aimée de Jongh has now turned it into a graphic novel.
(It’s the first time Golding’s family allowed an adaptation - seventy years after the novel’s publication in 1954.)
Here’s a funny thing: the cult TV series “Lost”, 20 years old this year, repeats many themes you find here. Were the writers directly inspired by William Golding?
Blossoms in Autumn
by Zidrou (Benoît Drousie) and Aimée de Jongh
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Sixty Years in Winter
Aimee de Jongh (1988 -) Lord of the flies graphic novel, preliminary drawings.
Aimee de Jongh (1988 - ) Lord of the flies graphic novel, preliminary drawings.
Aimee de Jongh (1988 - ) Lord of the flies graphic novel, preliminary drawing and final result.