Jack Nicklaus
1962
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Jack Nicklaus
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Biografia do Artista
Early Life and Influences
- Born: Lansdale, Pennsylvania (1925)
- Died: 2011 in London, England
- Russell Conwell Hoban was born to Abram T. Hoban, an advertising manager for the *Jewish Daily Forward*, and Jeanette Dimmerman.
- His father's socialist leanings and exposure to Yiddish culture significantly influenced his worldview.
- Named after Russell Conwell, a Baptist minister and founder of Temple University.
- Briefly attended Temple University before enlisting in the Army during World War II.
Military Service and Early Career
- Served as a radio operator in the Philippines and Italy during WWII, earning a Bronze Star.
- Married Lillian Aberman during his military service; they had four children.
- Post-war, worked as an illustrator for magazines like *Time*, *Sports Illustrated*, and *The Saturday Evening Post*.
- Also held positions as an advertising copywriter and art director at J. Walter Thompson.
- These experiences heavily influenced his later writing, with many characters sharing similar professional backgrounds.
Literary Career: Children's Books and Beyond
- Began his literary career in 1959 with *What Does It Do and How Does It Work?: Power Shovel, Dump Truck, and Other Heavy Machines*.
- Gained widespread recognition for the "Frances" series of picture books (starting with *Bedtime for Frances*, 1960), illustrated by Lillian Hoban. These stories about a temperamental badger resonated with children and parents alike.
- Explored darker themes in works like *The Mouse and His Child* (1967), a philosophical tale that was adapted into an animated film.
- Transitioned to writing for adults, producing novels such as *Riddley Walker* (1980), a highly acclaimed and award-winning work of postmodern fiction set in a post-apocalyptic England.
- Other notable adult novels include *Pilgermann*, *Angelica Lost and Found*, and *Fremder*.
Move to London and Later Works
- Moved to London, England, with his family in 1969, intending a short stay but remaining for the rest of his life.
- His marriage to Lillian Aberman ended in 1975; he later married Gundula Ahl.
- Many of his adult novels are set in contemporary London.
- Continued writing prolifically until his death, exploring themes of identity, morality, and the complexities of human relationships.
- His final novel, *Angelica Lost and Found*, was published shortly before his death.
Legacy and Significance
- Hoban's work spans multiple genres, demonstrating a remarkable versatility as a writer.
- The "Frances" series remains beloved by children worldwide for its relatable characters and humorous situations.
- *Riddley Walker* is considered a significant contribution to postmodern literature, known for its unique language and challenging themes.
- His ability to blend fantasy, science fiction, and realism established him as a distinctive voice in contemporary literature.
- Hoban's daughter, Phoebe Hoban, is a journalist and biographer specializing in art, continuing the family’s creative legacy.
Hoban Russell
1925 - 2011 , United States of America
Informações Rápidas
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Fantasy, sci-fi, magical realism
- Date Of Birth: February 4, 1925
- Date Of Death: December 13, 2011
- Full Name: Russell Hoban
- Nationality: American
- Notable Artworks:
- What Does It Do and How Does It Work?
- Bedtime for Frances
- The Mouse and His Child
- Emmet Otter's Jug-band Christmas
- Riddley Walker
- Place Of Birth: Lansdale, United States

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