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In The Picture aims to promote the inclusion of disabled children in early years' picture books
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"One good thing about illustration is that you can control the way you do it .. It is not a separate strand - it is about disabled children being part of the make-up of the story, in the swimming pool or playground or wherever ..." Quentin Blake |
Click here to see Quentin Blake's Illustrations and find out more. You can also visit the In The Picture image bank to see how other illustrators have put disabled children "in the picture".
"I think it's very important to include disabled children in books in an ordinary, everyday kind of way. I feel that they should be simply part of the story, as characters in their own right - funny, friendly, feisty downright naughty, whatever!" Dame Jacqueline Wilson |
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Click here to read a transcript of Dame Jacqueline Wilson's speech given at the In The Picture Picture this! event in April 2008.
In The Picture Exhibition - London
An exhibition of framed illustrations from the In The Picture image bank will be on display from July to September at The Foundling Museum in London. The work includes originals from Quentin Blake, Jane Ray and Nicola Smee to name but three.
The exhibition will run from Wednesday 29 July 2009 until Sunday 27 September 2009 at The Foundling Museum, 40 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ. Why not go along and see the work for yourself!
Click here for more information about The Foundling Museum and here to read more about In The Picture exhibitions.
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