Biography Tomi Ungerer. Jean- Thomas Ungerer, aka Tomi, is born in Strasbourg on November 2.

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Alice (nee Essler) and artist, historian, engineer and astronomical clock manufacturer Theodore. A brother Bernard, eight years older and two sisters – Edith and Vivette, precede him. After the death of her husband, Madame Ungerer and her four children move to Logelbach, near Colmar. Tomi’s drawings from 1. In 1. 94. 0, Alsace is annexed by the Germans, and Tomi undergoes Nazi indoctrination at his school in Colmar where French is forbidden.

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In winter 1. 94. 4/4. Colmar pocket, the last German Bridge head over the Rhine. His drawings from the time bear witness to these wartime experiences. French teaching is reinstated in schools.

Speaking Alsation is banned at school. Tomi joins the boy scouts and his Carnets (Notebooks) tell of numerous bicycle trips made throughout France. After failing the second part of the Baccalauréat exam (in a school report, his headmaster describes him as a “willfully perverse and subversive individualist”), Tomi decides to hitchhike to the North Cape. In Lapland, he crosses the Russian lines. His drawings of the period are influenced by existentialism.

He joins the Méharistes (French Camel Corps) in Algeria, but is discharged after falling seriously ill. In October 1. 95. Municipal School for Decorative Arts in Strasbourg.

Tomi is kindly asked to leave after one year. In 1. 95. 4 – 5. 5 Tomi became increasingly interested in the US. Increasingly interested in the US, he starts visiting the American Cultural Centre and befriends American Fulbright students.

He travels widely across Europe (to Iceland, Norway, Yugoslavia and Greece), hitchhiking and working on cargo vessels. Between trips Tomi earns a living as a window dresser and advertising artist for local businesses. Tomi sets out for New York with 6. He meets the children’s book editor Ursula Nordstrom at Harper and Row who publishes his first children’s book The Mellops go Flying. It is an immediate, award winning success.

He does his first advertising campaign for Burroughs machines but also collaborates with numerous magazines such as Esquire, Life, Holiday, Harper’s, Sport’s Illustrated and The New York Times. Tomi completes the Mellops series and publishes many other books for children, including Crictor, Adelaide, Emil, The Three Robbers and Rufus, which win numerous prizes, as well as satirical books like Horrible and The Underground Sketchbook. He begins a long- term collaboration with Daniel Keel of Zurich- based publisher Diogenes Verlag who has since become his main publisher. He holds his first major exhibition in Berlin where he meets Willy Brandt and Günther Grass. Tomi becomes busily engaged in the Civil Rights movement against segregation and the Vietnam War. He publishes numerous posters which are notable for their radical stance.

Self)Publication of The Party, a book in which Tomi expresses his aversion towards New York elite society as well as Fornicon. Tomi becomes the food editor for Playboy magazine. He is commissioned to create sculptures for the Canadian World’s Fair Pavilion. He rents a studio in Montreal where with Gordon Sheppard and Francois D’Allegret he created “The Wild Oats” a movie company.

Tomi gets married and moves to Nova Scotia in Canada where they start farming; an experience he later describes in Far Out isn’t Far Enough and Slow Agony. In 1. 97. 2 Tomi does drawings for the election campaign of Willy Brandt’s SPD party. Percy Adlon films Tomi Ungerer’s Landleben in Canada. Tomi meets Robert Pütz with whom he will collaborate on numerous advertising campaigns. Tomi renews his links with Alsace by donating a substantial part of his work and his toy collection to the Musées de Strasbourg. He illustrates Das Grosse Liederbuch, a collection of popular German songs which sells well over a million copies. He moves permanently with his family to the Republic of Ireland.

Publication of the satirical works Babylon and Potitrics, also Abracadabra, a collection of advertising work done jointly with Robert Putz in Germany. Retrospective exhibition at the Musée des Arts Decoratifs (Louvre) in Paris celebrates 2. Tomi Ungerer’s career. The exhibition moved to Munich where there were over 1. Düsseldorf, Hambourg Dublin and the Royal Festival Hall in London where one third of the show was closed down having met with strong objections. Tomi is made a Commander of the French Order of Arts and Letters and is appointed Chargé de Mission by Jack Lang the French Minister of Culture.

Tomi films for Channel 4 (GB) with Celia Lowenstein a documentary called Fascination Fascism. The Schwarzbuch is published by Stern and is awarded the prize of best political book of the year in Germany. The Goethe Foundation in Basle awards him the Jacob Burckhardt prize.

After frequent trips to Hamburg, he draws and writes a book about the life of professional dominas called Schutzengel der Holle / The Guardian Angels of Hell. Tomi is appointed Chargé de Mission by the French Ministry of Education. He designs the Janus Aqueduct in Strasbourg, a monument celebrating 2. Tomi is awarded the Legion d’Honneur in Paris.

He creates the Kultur Bank to promote Franco- German cultural exchanges. Tomi joins the interministerial board for Franco- German Relations, headed by the minister André Bord. He publishes Amnesty Animal and he is made honorary president of the European SPCA. Publication of À la Guerre Comme À La Guerre (Later published in English as Tomi, A Childhood Under the Nazis), a memoir of his experiences during World War 2 under the occupation of the Nazis.

Tomi donates another 4. Strasbourg. 1. 99. The American Biographical Institute lists him as one of “5. World Leaders of Influence”. He takes part in numerous humanitarian operations such as for the French Red Cross against AIDs and for Amnesty International.

He is awarded the Order of the Deutsches Bundesverdienstdreuz for his work in the field of Franco- German relations. Publication of Poster, a collection of all his advertising work. In France, he is awarded the National Prize for Graphic Arts by the Ministry of Culture. A colloquium is devoted to his work at the National Library in France. Publication of Flix, Tomi’s first children’s book since 1. He is awarded the Hans Christian Andersen Prize, the most prestigious children’s literature prize. An evening is devoted to his work on Arte, the renowned Franco- German television arts channel.

He is awarded the European prize for Culture. He designs a kindergarten in the shape of a cat for the city of Karlsruhe. Tomi is promoted to Officer of the Legion d’Honneur.

Tomi exhibits in Tokyo at the Itabashi Art Museum. Taschen publishes Erotoscope, a large collection of his erotic work to commemorate his 7. He has an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in Strasbourg entitled Tomi Ungerer et New York. Le Nuage Bleue is made into an animated film. Tomi and Freddie Raphael create the European Centre of Yiddish Culture. Tomi donates his private collection of over 3. Bibliothèque Departementale du Bas Rhin.

As Ambassador for the Region of Alsace, he is decorated with the Cross of Baden Wurttemberg. Tomi is named Ambassador for Childhood and Education by the Council of Europe and he drafts the Declaration of Children’s Rights. Tomi is awarded the Erich Käistner Literary Prize. He is awarded an honorary Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Karlsruhe. Tomi donates his personal library of over 1. Tomi Ungerer museum which opened this same year. The Tomi Ungerer Museum in Strasbourg is unique because it is the first time in French history that a government- funded museum has been established on behalf of a living artist.

It was financed by the City of Strasbourg and the French Ministry of Culture. With a stock of over 8. Dr. Therese Willer. A full- length animated movie of The Three Robbers comes out in Cinemas in France and Germany.