From the New York Times: In the great green room, there is a telephone, and a red balloon, but no ashtray. "Goodnight Moon," the children's classic by Margaret Wise Brown, has gone smoke free.
The controversey is apparently over a picture of illustrator Clement Hurd from which a cigarette has been digitally erased. Why not just find a picture in which Hurd was not smoking instead of altering the other one? *I* don't know. But it's causing a fuss.
There's a website that discusses this, too: Goodnight Moon Reality. There, you can vote for which version of the picture you prefer.
17 November 2005
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
I agree with you, if they're going to make a fuss, find one without a cigarette. The altered image just looks stupid. Who holds there hand like that?
Post a Comment