Farshid Mesghali

Farshid Mesghali (b. July 1943; ,) is an Iranian animator, graphic designer, illustrator, painter, sculptor and printmaker who has lived in the United States since 1986. He received the international Hans Christian Andersen Medal in 1974 for his "lasting contribution" as a children's illustrator. Jamshīd Shāh, by Mehrdād Bahār, 1970 (Jamshid king, Mehrdad Bahar) ʻAmū Nawrūz, by Farideh Farjam and M. Azad, 1970 (Uncle New Year, Faridah Fardjam and Meyer Azaad, Carolrhoda Books, 1971) (Uncle Noruz, Mazda Publishers, 1983) Shahr-i Mārān, by Farīdūn Hidāyatʹpūr, 1970 (The city of snakes, Fereydoun Hedayatpour) Qahramān, by Taqī Kiyā Rustamī, 1970 (The hero, Tequi Kiarostami) WorldCat lists two more early works published by the same institution (among more recent works): Ārash-i kamāngīr, by Sīyāvush Kasrāʼī, 1971 Pisarak-i chashm-i ābī, by Javād Mujābī, 1973 (The blue-eyed boy, Javaad Mojaabi)

Animations Mister Monster, 1970 Misunderstanding, 1970 The Boy, the Bird and the Musical Instrument, 1971 The Grey City, 1972 A Very Good Worm, 1973 Look Again, 1974 From Different Appearances, 1979 How and Why, 1985 A Drop of Blood, a Drop of Oil, 1986