London Book Fair) is a well-known international book fair, held since 1971, held in London, England, in April each year, is a copyright trade book fair, there are more than 100 countries and regions of more than 1,000 exhibitors to participate in the event.

The Berlin State Library is one of the largest comprehensive libraries in Germany, established in 1661 and located in Berlin, with more than 23 million items of all kinds.

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Aardman Animation is the world's top producer of "stop-motion" animation. "Stop-Motion" (also known as stop-motion, frame-by-frame animation) means that for each static character in the film, the animator must first simulate the positioning, and then move the object slightly to complete the next shot after the completion of a picture, and only one frame is shot at a time.

The British Museum (British Museum; aka: National Museum of Great Britain, British Museum) is the world's oldest and grandest museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States and the Louvre in France are known as the world's three largest museums. The British Museum was founded in 1753 and opened to the public on January 15, 1759. The museum's collection of treasures mainly from the British plundered from the 18th to 19th century wars, the main victims of Greece, Egypt and China and so on.

The National Gallery (also known as: National Gallery, National Gallery, National Gallery, London) is located directly north of Trafalgar Square in central London, England, and its status is equivalent to that of the Palace Museum directly north of Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The National Gallery was established in 1824, and its most famous collections include Van Gogh's Sunflowers, Velasquez's Rokeby Venus, Turner's Absolute Battle, and Van Eyck's Arnolfini portrait.

MyartMap:Artist Social Platform MyartMap is a social and trading platform composed of artists, auction houses, museums and trade fairs.

Since the world itself is very different from other commodity or professional markets, My-ArtMap has its unique advantage that visitors can login to the platform through Facebook or create a separate account.

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Dashboard:

Under the heading "Home", you can find the "My ArtMap pane". This is like your own personal display board, showing you the latest information on the web. You can quickly browse through recent posts, the latest events calendar, and more.

Profile and Friends:

Set up your profile in the My Art Map to let other members get to know you. It's entirely up to you to decide what information can be published! Network with other members and add them to your "Friends Collection".

Groups:

Here you can join groups of interest and communicate on a specific topic in a targeted way - or you can create your own brand new Or, you can create your own brand new group and invite like-minded people from your friends' collections to join. You can post photos, videos, and articles in groups, and create a new topic in My Art Map.

Gallery:

Create your own personal gallery! Whether you want to sell your collection or display your artwork, it's entirely up to you. Organize personal exhibitions and invite like-minded collectors to enjoy them with you.

News Café:

In the News Café you can get the latest news about art and the art market. Whether it's a dazzling auction result, a brand new artwork or something else worth knowing. Here, you not only keep up with the news but also take an active part in spreading the word!

Art events around the world:

Whether fairs, exhibitions or auctions. Here you will always be informed of all art events - from all over the world, of course! Want to know what's going on in your neighborhood? It's easy! Just click on: "What's happening around you! " and you're ready to go.

Markets:

Are you looking for a specific genre or collecting the work of a particular artist? Surely you would like to have information about the right exhibit directly in your mailbox? Wouldn't you like to have your contact information displayed right away?

UK DebutArt Illustration Art Founded in 1985 in London, DebutArt has offices in many countries and is dedicated to applying the art of flower arrangement to commercial advertising. It is a company that defines the art of illustration as creative and inspirational design, combining commercial and creative ideas to change the numbing effect of junk advertising.

DebutArt has worked with world-famous DebutArt has cooperated with world famous companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Coca-Cola, P&G, Unilever, Samsung, Levi's, BP, Shell, Nike, etc.

Since 1985, début art (based in London, England and now with offices in New York, Paris and Edinburgh) has proactively sought out selected leading contemporary proactively sought out selected leading contemporary image-makers & clients who create original, progressive and commercially Today, début art and the highly artistic illustrators it promotes, are widely regarded, both in the UK and around the world, as representing one of the finest and most contemporary media material. Today, début art and the highly artistic illustrators it promotes, are widely regarded, both in the UK and around the world, as representing one of the finest and most contemporary leading talent groupings in the field of illustration.

Mounting truly global marketing programs in the major selected media markets around the world and with illustrators based all over the world, début art is a truly globally sought after creative agency - an agency, we believe, that offers its selected and approved clients all the wisdom and creative wonderment of its truly worldwide illustrators wonderment of its truly worldwide illustrators base.

début art and the illustrators it markets have successfully undertaken assignments worldwide for very successfully undertaken assignments worldwide for very many companies that are leaders in their fields including: Microsoft, Apple, Coca-Cola, Proctor and Gamble, Unilever, Samsung, Nokia, Levi's, Rolls-Royce, BP, Shell, Nike, The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, The NYSE, The London Stock Exchange, Citibank, HSBC, American Express, Barclaycard, Maestro, British Airways, Harrods, Selfridges, Macy's, Bloomingdales, Wal-Mart, Verizon, Vodafone, Lucas Inc, The Royal Opera House (London), Universal Music, Sony, Miller, Harper Collins, Penguin Books, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Financial Times, The Times (London), Le Monde (France), The Economist, Vogue, GQ, Esquire, Cosmopolitan , Nature, New Scientist and National Geographic Magazine.

début art's gallery The Coningsby Gallery, stages The Coningsby Gallery, stages some 30 exhibitions per year by selected leading illustrators, photographers, fine artists, designers and authors. reviews of previous exhibitions, a Reviews of previous exhibitions, a look at upcoming shows and a photo tour of the gallery itself can be accessed at www.coningsbygallery.com The gallery also houses a library of books and The library includes books and publications that are for sale.

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début art is an active Member Agency of The UK Association of Illustrators and it practices in accordance with the Association's 'best practice' guidelines for illustrators agents. Andrew Coningsby is a Board Member of the Association and is a representative for the Association to Pro- Andrew Coningsby is a Board Member of the Association and is a representative for the Association to Pro-Action: The Illustration Campaign and Liaison Group which is a joint venture with the Society of Artists Agents UK. Andrew is one of The Association of Illustrators' delegates to The Creators' Rights Alliance (UK). début art is a member of The Society of Artists' Agents (UK).

début art & The Coningsby Gallery's executive team is as follows: (London office) Andrew Coningsby, Samuel Summerskill, Jonathan Hedley and Rhiannon Lloyd, (New York office) Kat Irannejad, (Paris office) Arnaud Mayet, (Edinburgh office) Neil Leslie.

Each member of the executive team values (and is committed to creatively developing and deepening) , his or her highly personal relationship with each client.

The Royal The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is a professional association of architects in the United Kingdom, founded in 1834, and hosts the RIBA Awards for International Excellence.)

The Royal Institute of British Architects was formerly known as the Institute of British Architects in London. The Royal Institute of British Architects in London (Institute of British Architects in London), which received the Royal Charter from William IV in 1837, was given the royal title of Royal Institute of British Architects in London (Royal Institute) in 1892. In 1892, the word "London" was dropped, and in 1934 it was moved to its present location.

There are many approved members here, and Architecture provides standard building codes, knowledge training, etc. for its clients. Social responsibility is to cooperate with the government to improve the design quality of public buildings, participate in community building; ensure the quality of public buildings and project supervision, but also will hold some of the largest and most important collections of architectural drawings, photographs and archival exhibitions.

The International Awards for Excellence in Architecture were presented to 20 outstanding new buildings in 16 countries, including major urban infrastructure schemes, private homes, cultural destinations, civic spaces, educational buildings and places of worship. The Stirling Prize and the RIBA Gold Medal are the most prestigious awards in British architecture, and the International Prize for Architecture, established in 2016, is open to architects worldwide, drawing attention to the most innovative and important new buildings around the world.

The Society of British and International Design (SBID) The Society of British and International Design (SBID) is the only organization in the United Kingdom dedicated to the interior industry, and its members are all systematically trained practitioners. The Society supports the work of 50,000 registered interior designers across the country and the world.

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The British Interior Design Association is a professional association representing the United Kingdom, selected by the 16 member countries of the European Council of Interior Architects, and also represents the professional standards of the Interior Designers Qualifications Board of the United States and Canada. It is also the professional association that represents the professional accreditation standards of the Interior Designers Board of the United States and Canada.

The British Society of Interior Design is also the founder of the SBID International Design Awards, which was created in 2011; the purpose of the competition is to exchange and increase the skills of professional interior designers in order to discover their creative potential. SBID invites interior designers, architects and builders from around the world to promote their successful product plans.

Kyoto National Museum (Kyoto The National Museum, one of the most important museums in Japan, was established in 1897 and is located in Kyoto City. It mainly exhibits cultural and artistic works from the Heian Period to the Edo Period, with a collection of over 120,000 works of art. The museum has over 120,000 works of art in its collection;

Studio Ponoc is a Japanese An animation studio, founded in 2015 by Yoshiaki Nishimura, based in Musashino City, Tokyo, the first work for the West Japan Railway advertising short animation "JR West Japan SUMMER TRAIN!

TOEI (ANIMATION CO., LTD.) is a famous Japanese animation production company, founded in 1948, headquartered in Tokyo, as the Toei Group of companies, works include "White Snake", "Dunk Master", "Smart Ichabod", "Saint Seiya", "the beautiful girl of light" and so on.

Tatsunoko Studio (Co., Ltd. タツノコプロダクション, Tatsunoko Production Company) is an animation production company in Japan. , works include "The Brave Eagle Man", "Sky Warriors", "Little Shuangxia at Night" and so on.

BONES (ボンズ, Inc.) is an animation production company in Japan. It was established in 1998 and is headquartered in Tokyo. Its works include "Fullmetal Alchemy" The Artisan", "Yoran High School Male Public Relations Department", "Symphonic Psalms", "Wolf Rain" and so on.

The Gimho Museum of Art in Korea was built in 1989 and is located at 78 Sikedong, Jongno-gu, Seoul. The space on the first basement floor is for young people to hold exhibitions of their works, while the first and second floors above ground are mainly for planning exhibitions and large-scale exhibitions, and an exhibition of works by foreign writers is held about once a year. The purpose of the Gimho Museum of Art is to insist on the diversity of art culture, and to discover a large number of young and talented new artists, which has had a significant impact on the entire art world. The museum is connected to the east side of Gyeongbokgung Palace and offers a beautiful view of the adjacent Gyeongbokgung Palace, making it a unique space where modernity and classicality are perfectly combined.