Harry Potter – A Magical Year: The Illustrations of Jim Kay

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It has a selection of iconic artwork produced by Kay for the first four illustrated editions of the Harry Potter books. Every quote featured in the book includes the book title, chapter, and chapter title where the quote can be found in the series, so readers never have to wonder where the memory came from.

An ideal gift and every collector’s dream, this sumptuous, magical volume invites the reader on an incredible visual journey into the world of Harry Potter through Jim Kay's iconic illustrations and never-before-seen pencil sketches and character studies, coupled with unforgettable quotations from J.

Harry Potter – A Magical Year je ideálním společníkem pro všechny Potterheady v době, kdy si připomínáme 20 let od premiéry filmu Harry Potter a Kámen mudrců.

If forced to choose my favorite watercolor illustration in this book, I would select the rendition of Greenhouse One on pages 94 and 95. You might have all the books, know the films by heart, even be the owner of a Hogwarts wand, but here’s something that will delight and also surprise even the most dedicated Harry Potter fan. For example, Harry Potter entering Tom Riddle's Diary was placed under 18 February when it happened four days earlier on Valentine's Day. The determination on his face is clear and makes it evident to the reader that what Hagrid is doing at that moment is of the utmost importance.February 4, 2005 – The first rumors of Elizabeth Hurley being cast as Bellatrix Lestrange appeared, and cropped up several more times throughout the year, but were still debunked each time by Warner Bros. I loved all of his drawings for the different characters and his interpretation of them and some were completely different to what i have pictured in my mind and i will be really interested how he does them for books 5-7. K rowling but i wanted to get it because i want to support Jim and the amazing work he's done for this series because he honestly needs all the praise we can give him. As she had no middle name, she chose K as the second initial of her pen name, from her paternal grandmother Kathleen Ada Bulgen Rowling. So yes, the quotes are often matching the months they are presented in and the book shows the birthdays of the characters too.