MY TEDDY BEAR - ILLUSTRATIONS, COULEUR

Ucad - EAN : 9782383140276

PASTOUREAU/SCHWAB

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EAN : 9782383140276

Paru le : 6 déc. 2024

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Détails

EAN13 : 9782383140276
Editeur : Ucad
Date Parution : 6 déc. 2024
Disponibilite : Disponible
Barème de remise : NS
Nombre de pages : 144
Format : 1.60 x 21.10 x 29.00 cm
Poids : 580gr

Résumé

Résumé : The immense popularity of the teddy bear, now in every child's bedroom, hides a paradox: how did this ferocious, wild animal came to symbolize childhood? The teddy bear was born at the same time in two different places. In 1902, the toy was invented in the United States in reference to Theodore Roosevelt - hence its Anglo-Saxon name, Teddy's bear, which became teddy-bear. In Germany the same year, Margarete Steiff marketed her first teddy bear created from needle cushions. It was a resounding success in Europe and America. The first examples in mohair and wood straw were heavy and rigid. However, the teddy bear has softened and mellowed. It has incorporated bright or pastel colors, in order to become a cuddly toy, the transitional object studied and theorized by pediatrician Donald Winnicott. Thanks to Winnie the Pooh, Michka and Paddington, the bear now reigns over a whole menagerie of stuffed animals as well as children's fiction. More surprisingly, the bear is also a favorite of fashion designers who do not hesitate to revisit him. Today, through the figures of the panda and the polar bear, the bear is the symbol of climate change and endangered species. Through five essays and three thematic notebooks, this catalog traces the history of the teddy bear, from its first steps to its transformations and successes. It also questions our relationship with bears since Antiquity. Finally, the rich iconography offers a wide range of old and more recent teddy bears, compared with man's representations of bears over the centuries.