Quodlibet
By (Author) Katja Spitzer
By (author) Sebastian Gievert
Illustrated by Katja Spitzer
Illustrated by Sebastian Gievert
Nobrow Ltd
Nobrow Ltd
1st October 2011
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
741.6
Hardback
60
Width 178mm, Height 244mm
Inspired by the late, great Raymond Queneau, who is famous for writing a book whose sole subject was the letter 'E', illustrator Katja Spitzer and freelance writer Sebastian Gievert have teamed up to tackle that most quandarous of letters, the letter 'Q'. Translated from the German, with several additional passages for Q letters in the original text that don't have direct English counterparts, Quodlibet covers everything from famous German directors to obscure 18th century dances - each illustrated with mastery in four unique spot colours.
Quodlibet is not your everyday encyclopedia.
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Quodlibet is not your everyday encyclopedia.
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Katja Spitzer was born 1979 in a small town in Eastern Germany. Having completed an undergraduate degree in arthistory and history, Katja moved on to study illustration and graphic design in the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig. Today she works as a freelance illustrator in Berlin. Quodlibet, her final major project at the Academy of Visual Arts, won her the prestigious 3 x 3 illustration Gold Medal in 2010.