Åshild Irgens
Åshild Anita Irgens (born 7 February 1976) is a Norwegian illustrator. She has illustrated several children's books for the publishers Aschehoug, Damm, Samlaget and Gyldendal, among them the novel Tonje Glimmerdal by Maria Parr, a recipient of the Brage Prize.
Åshild Irgens
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- 1976
- Nationality
- Norway
- Occupation
- illustrator
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- Norwegian
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Authors/books Irgens has illustrated for: • 2005: Kjersti Scheen: Øyenvitnet • 2006: Marianne Viermyr: Bølla Britt og Rita Rapp • 2006: Kjersti Scheen: Linnea og kastanjeprinsen • 2007: Rasmus Løland: Gutar • 2007: Rasmus Løland: Kvitebjørnen • 2007: Rita Løvseth Sandnes: Lovise flytter • 2007: Tone Kjærnli: Oldefars øye • 2008: Bjørg Øygarden: Askeladden og de nye hjelperne • 2008: Naja Marie Aidt: Huset • 2008: Rita Løvseth Sandnes: Lovise får en venn • 2009: Camilla Dahle Otterlei: Klara og verdens fineste Pekal • 2009: Hans Sande: Er du blind i dag, Elise? • 2009: Maria Parr: Tonje Glimmerdal • 2009: Rita Løvseth Sandnes: Lovise og de førti røverne • 2009: Tone Kjærnli: Dummedagen • 2009: Prinsessen som ikke ville leke i Den store hvite prinsesseboka • 2010: Hans Sande: Hopp i havet, Elise! • 2010: Åse Ombustvedt: Jo og Gjedda • 2010: Camilla Dahle Otterlei: Klara og gangsterklubbe • 2010: Mari Sager: Monster-Frida • 2010: Mari Sager: Doktor-Frida • 2010: Signe Olaug Pedersen: Sprett i håret - sug i magen • 2011: Mari Sager: Stjele-Frida • 2011: Sonya Hartnett: Sølveselet • 2011: Mari Sager: Pannekake-Frida • 2011: Inger Marie Kjølstadmyr: Henrik og badesvampen - bildebok • 2011: Sigrid Merethe Hanssen: Detektiv Smartbart og sabotasjen på badet • 2011: Karin Kinge Lindboe: Helt på trynet forelska • 2012: René Zografos: Stinke og stanken - bildebok • 2012: Mari Sager: Spion-Frida • 2012: Erna Osland: Hør! • 2013: Mari Sager: Skremme-Frida • 2013: Charlotte Glaser Munch: Kinaputten • 2014: Charlotte Glaser Munch: Monsterbakken • 2014: Birte Svatun: Tenkeboka • 2014: Birgitta Nilsson: Fikenvulkanen • 2014: Laura Djupvik: God dag, herr Jul • 2014: Mari Kjetun: Kattekameratene • 2015: Ingvild Bjerkeland: Monsterbølger – bildebok • 2015: Mina Lystad: Alfred må lese høyt • 2016: Jørn Roeim: Den store, sprø dyreboka – gjennomillustrert vitsebok • 2016: Ingeborg Eliassen: Snarveien – bildebok • 2016: Johan B. Mjønes: Sov godt, Lukas – bildebok • 2016: Mina Lystad: Helmer og Matilda - Aksjon Bestevenn • 2017: Johan B. Mjønes: Hva gjør du, Lukas – bildebok • 2018: Ingelin Røssland: Stjålet venn • 2018: Johan B. Mjønes: Lukas og spurven – bildebok • 2018: Bjørn Ingvaldsen: Natt
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