Emma Heinzelmann

Emma Heinzelmann (* 1930 in Nyírbátor , Hungary ) is a Hungarian illustrator for children's books. Emma Heinzelmann has worked with renowned authors such as Pablo Neruda, Vera Ferra-Mikura , István Kormos and Sandor Kanyadi. In addition to contemporary authors, she focused her work on fairy tales, including those by Wilhelm Hauff and the Brothers Grimm. Her better-known works, mainly published in the former GDR, such as Lala, the Elf Prince by Magda Szabó, (Budapest 1965) are often supplemented with unique collage techniques.

In addition, she mainly appeared in the 1970s with multi-colored watercolor paintings.

Works

• The miracle flute. Fairy tales from Hungary by Istvan Kormos. Illustrations by Emma Heinzelmann. The children's book publisher, Berlin 1960.
• Lala, the elf prince of Magda Szabó . Illustrations by Emma Heinzelmann. Corvina Verlag, Budapest 1974.
• The lock on the golden chains of Tekla Tömötor and Tilda Alpári. Illustrations by Emma Heinzelmann. Corvina Verlag, Budapest 1971.
• The well-traveled little mouse by Sándor Kányádi . Illustrations by Emma Heinzelmann. Holnap Verlag, Budapest 2004. ISBN 978-9-63346630-8 .
• The Curious Moon (e-Book) by Sándor Kányádi. English. Illustrations by Emma Heinzelmann. SynergEbooks 2008. ISBN 978-0-744-30556-2 .

Web links

• Literature by and about Emma Heinzelmann in the catalog of the German National Library