Jonah the Fisherman
Published by Diogenes as Jonas der Angler
Original Title: Jonas der Angler

»It has the same kind of family appeal as Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. This is the story of Jonah, devoted to his days spent fishing on the banks of the Seine. A bright idea tells him how to catch a really big fish, and the book tells of his missionary travels to pass on his secret to fishermen all over the world [... ] illustrated in a most individual and engaging style by the author.«
Journal of Education

28 pages
1954

978-3-257-01280-4
Reiner
Zimnik

Reiner Zimnik (1930 - 2021) was born in Bytom, grew up in Lower Bavaria, and drew from the age of four. After an apprenticeship as a cabinet-maker and studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich he continued to live in the city as a poet, illustrator and painter. Reiner Zimnik was awarded a number of prizes (including the ›Eichendorff Prize‹, ›Munich Art Prize for Graphic Design‹ and a scholarship at the Villa-Massimo). 

Photo: Archiv Diogenes Verlag