Life of Pi
By Yann Martel; Tomislav Torjanac (Illustrator)
(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH), Hardcover, 9780151013838, 315pp.)
Publication Date: October 2007
Other Editions of This Title: Large Print (April 6, 2010), (May 2004), Prebound (May 2004), Paperback (May 2003), Prebound (May 2003), (January 2003), Compact Disc (January 2003), Paperback (October 10, 2002), Hardcover (June 2002)
Categories: Action & Adventure, Literary
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Description
"Will the tiger be menacing; will the ocean be threatening; will the island be something out of "Frankenstein" or will it be an Eden?"--Yann Martel
"Life of Pi, " first published in 2002, became an international bestseller and remains one of the most extraordinary and popular works of contemporary fiction.
In 2005 an international competition was held to find the perfect artist to illustrate Yann Martel's Man Booker Prize-winning novel. From thousands of entrants, Croatian artist Tomislav Torjanac was chosen. This lavishly produced edition features forty of Torjanac's beautiful four-color illustrations, bringing "Life of Pi" to splendid, eye-popping life.
Tomislav Torjanac says of his illustrations: "My vision of the illustrated edition of "Life of Pi" is based on paintings from a first person's perspective--Pi's perspective. The interpretation of what Pi sees is intermeshed with what he feels and it is shown through the] use of colors, perspective, symbols, hand gestures, etc."
"Life of Pi, " first published in 2002, became an international bestseller and remains one of the most extraordinary and popular works of contemporary fiction.
In 2005 an international competition was held to find the perfect artist to illustrate Yann Martel's Man Booker Prize-winning novel. From thousands of entrants, Croatian artist Tomislav Torjanac was chosen. This lavishly produced edition features forty of Torjanac's beautiful four-color illustrations, bringing "Life of Pi" to splendid, eye-popping life.
Tomislav Torjanac says of his illustrations: "My vision of the illustrated edition of "Life of Pi" is based on paintings from a first person's perspective--Pi's perspective. The interpretation of what Pi sees is intermeshed with what he feels and it is shown through the] use of colors, perspective, symbols, hand gestures, etc."
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