Adaptations and anthologies (books-based on artwork by, or credited to, Laurent de Brunhoff)īook 1.
Original books: small (books originally issued with relatively shorter text and smaller format) Original books: large (books originally issued with relatively longer text and larger format) Adaptations and anthologies (books-based on artwork by, or credited to, Jean de Brunhoff and Laurent de Brunhoff)Ī. Adaptations and anthologies (books-based on artwork by, or credited to, Jean de Brunhof)Ĭ. See Special Collections and Archives staff for assistance. Related Materials: Additional Babar the Elephant books not part of the Boonshaft collection are cataloged in KentLINK and located in the LC-classified book collection. Processing Note: Titles in the outline are provided in the language of their original publication. Boonshaft died in August, 1997, shortly after which his collection was moved to the Kent State University Libraries, where it is permanently housed.īabar Collection of John L. Nelvana Limited.Īrrangement: The collection is organized into the following major groupings:Īcquisition Information: The collection was bequeathed to Kent State University in 1992 by John L. Boonshaft papers including a listing of the collection for appraisal and documents regarding the 1989 Babar copyright trial, Clifford Ross Company, Ltd. Also present in the collection are some John L. The artifacts include original de Brunhoff artwork and hundreds of quality Babar products - china, clothing, toys, furniture, games, music, etc. Scope and Content: This one-of-a-kind collection contains books and artifacts relating to Babar, the fictional elephant created by Jean de Brunhoff in 1931 and perpetuated by his son, Laurent, after Jean died in 1937.Īmong the books are rare first edition volumes of both men's work in over twenty languages, as well as a full range of the books' numerous variant (in size, story, format, typeface, etc.) editions. Medicus, 2002 Updated October 2017 Last Updated: September 2020Įxtent: 214.33 cubic feet + large artifacts Prepared by David Allamon, 2000, Maggie Castellani, 2001, and Kathleen S.
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