Limited-edition and sure-to-be-collectible tome offers an in-depth look at the art of the Disney classic.
The cover of Les Editions Granovsky's book 'Pinocchio,' to be published Feb. 2.
A spread from the interior of Les Editions Granovsky's 'Pinocchio,' to be published Feb. 2.
French publisher Les Editions Granovsky has announced the Feb. 2 publication of Pinocchio, by Pierre Lambert, the publisher’s most-recent limited-edition tome dedicated to animation cinema.
Manufactured by Huginn & Muninn, the book is 17 inches square and 172 pages, including four triptychs and a cel on production scenery. The book is limited to 750 copies, each signed by the author, and sells for 400 euros ($495). Copies can be ordered online.
“This is a continuation of the Art de l’Animation series put together from the heritage collection discovered and gathered together thanks to the talent and passion of Pierre Lambert,” writes publisher Dimitri Granovsky on his website.
Previous books from Lambert include Snow White, Walt Disney: The Golden Age, The Jungle Book and Sleeping Beauty, all of which have become valuable, hard to find collectibles.
Source: Les Editions Granovsky
Tom McLean has been writing for years about animation from a secret base in Los Angeles.
