My parents gave me a unique, very special name: Bimba Selvaggia, which over time I have learned to wear like the perfect garment, like a name-destiny.

I began writing and illustrating fairy tales as a child after seeing an ancient illuminated book at the San Marco Museum in Florence. It was an epiphany. I was enchanted by the gold and ultramarine blue of the illustrations, and the texts written by hand with perfect and marvelous care.
From that day on, I began filling entire notebooks with illustrated stories.
Notebooks and books that I made myself with white paper and a piece of yarn to bind them.
I invented the stories and illustrated them, just as I do today.

When I go to schools and libraries to meet children, in addition to bringing my published books, I also like to bring them these books I made as a child. They are enchanted and light up. "How old were you?" they ask me.
It becomes easy then to talk about dreams, passions, perseverance, and daily practice.

Then, inspired by reading and observing a book, I propose creative workshops where they can express their uniqueness. I love witnessing the magic of seeing the suggestions of a book transformed into new worlds. I give them the opportunity to express their wildest creative freedom. There are no errors, mistakes, or marks to erase. There are experiences to undertake, colors and words to collect in the heart. There are deep imaginations to nurture, care for, and cultivate. Every child can do this, and this wealth will stay with them for life. In moments of difficulty, they can return to these places and feel at home.
And from that place of truth, they can express themselves in the world, making it a certainly better place.

B. Landmann

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BIOGRAPHY

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Bimba Landmann was born in Milan on August 22, 1968.
She studied at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan with artist Luciano Fabro (one of the founders of Arte Povera) and later became a student of Štěpán Zavřel (Czech painter, illustrator, author, and publisher). The love for the art of these two great masters greatly influenced her sensitivity and worldview.
Bimba Landmann's books have been translated into 25 languages, and her illustrations have been exhibited at the National Gallery in London, the Chihiro Art Museum in Tokyo and Azumino, and in various cities in the United States, Japan, China, Russia, France, Finland, Türkiye, Portugal, Switzerland and Italy.
Her works have been used for television documentaries, animations, CD-ROMs, interactive guides, theatrical performances, and have been included in school textbooks and educational programs.
Through her art, Bimba seeks to bring forth the dreams that live within her. She seeks the same depth in the art workshops she conducts with children and adults, confident that art and creativity are accessible to everyone and can connect us to our deepest inner selves.
In 2017, the Carlo Bilotti Museum at the Aranciera di Villa Borghese in Rome dedicated a retrospective to her.
In 2024, she received the "Eleonora Nespolon" Bettoni Career Award.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
 

• Miriam sucht Weihnachten, written by Hannelore Dierks, Patmos, Düsseldorf 1994.
   

• Il viaggio di Abar e Babir, written by Chiara Lossani, Arka Edizioni, Milan 1995.
   

• Viaggio nella notte blu, written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, Milan 1997.

  Translated in French by Bilboquet-Valbert, Paris France, 1997.

  Translated in Korean by Korea Andersen, Seoul, 1997.

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• Un bambino di nome Giotto, a story of Bimba Landmann told by Paolo Guarnieri, Arka Edizioni, Milan 1998.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2000.

  Translated in Portuguese by Livros Horizonte, 1999.

  Translated in English by Farrar Straus Giroux, 1999 (sold in United States, England, and Canada) (distributed in Canada by Douglas & McIntyre).

  Translated in Czech by Albatros Praha, 1999.

  Translated in Ladin by Istitut Cultural Ladin "majon di fascegn" Vich/Vigo di Fassa (Tn) 1998.

  Translated in Castilian by Tuscania Editorial, Barcellona, 2003.

  Translated in Finnish by Lasten Keskus, Helsinki, 1998.

  Translated in Friulan by Societat Filologjiche Furlane, Udine, 1998.

  Translated in Spanish by Casa Autrey Division Publicaciones, 1999 (sold in Mexico and Latin America).

  Translated in German by Bohem press, Zurich, 1998 (sold in Germany and Switzerland).

  Translated in French by Bilboquet-Valbert, Paris, 1998 (sold in France, Belgium, French Switzerland, and Quebec).

  Translated in Catalan by Tuscania Editorial, Barcellona, 2003.

  Translated in Korean by Aga World, 2001.

  Translated in Danish by Forlaget Thorup, 1998.

  Translated in Complex Chinese by Children Publications, 2001 (sold in Taiwan Hong Kong and Macao).

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• Quel genio di Leonardo, written by Guido Visconti, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2000.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2000.

  Translated in Catalan by Tuscania Editorial, 2002.

  Translated in Portuguese by Livros Horizonte, 2000.

  Translated in Danish by Forlaget Thorup, 2000.

  Translated in Korean by Aga World 2001.

  Translated in French by Bilboquet, 2000 (sold in France, Belgium, French Switzerland, and Quebec).

  Translated in Castilian by Tuscania Editorial, 2003.

  Translated in Portuguese Editora Atica, 2005 (sold in Brazil).

  Translated in English by Barefoot Books, 2000 (sold in United States, England, Australia, and New Zealand).

  Translated in Czech by Albatros Media 2019.

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by Beijing Guangban, 2021.

  Translated in Complex chinese by Children Publications, 2000 (sold inTaiwan Hong Kong Macao ).

  Translated in Spanish by Laberinto, 2018.

  Translated in Spanish by Citem, 2000 (sold in Mexico).

  Translated in Hungarian by Barrus Konyvkiado, 2008.
   

• L'Unicorno dal corno d'oro, written by Sylvaine Nahas, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2001.

  Translated in Korean by Aga World, 2001.

  Translated in Chinese by Chang-Tang Int. Publishing, 2009.

  Translated in Finnish by Kultasarvinen Lasten Keskus, 2003.

  Translated in English by Watson-Guptill Pubblications, 2001.

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• Chiara e Francesco, written by Guido Visconti, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2003.

  Translated in German by Edition Sternenprinz, 2000.

  Translated in Portuguese by Livros Horizonte, 2003.

  Translated in Norwegian by Avenir Forlag, Oslo 2003.

  Translated in Castilian by Tuscania Editorial, 2003.

  Translated in Dutch by Halewijn 2003 (sold in France, Belgium, French Switzerland).

  Translated in English by Eedermans Books for Young Readers, 2004 (sold in United States, England, and Canada).

  Translated in Portuguese by Editora Atica, 2003 (sold in Brazil).

  Translated in Finnish by Lasten Keskus, Helsinki 2003.

  Translated in French by Anne Sigier, 2003 (sold in Belgium, Switzerland and Canada).

  Translated in Chinese by Campus Evangelical Fellowship Tapei, Taiwan, 2005.
   

• Il guerriero e il saggio, Carthusia, Milan 2005.

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• Come sono diventato Marc Chagall, written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2005.

  Translated in French by Grasset-Jeunesse, 2005 and 2017 (world-wide).

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2005.

  Translated in English by Eedermans Books for Young Readers, 2006 (worldwide) and 2015 (sold in USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zeland, South Africa).

  Translated in Portuguese by Livros Horizonte, 2005 (sold in Portugal).

  Translated in Portuguese by SM Brasile, Sai Paulo, 2006 and 2019. (sold in Brazil).

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by Beijing Guangban, 2021.

  Translated in Spanish by Laberinto, 2012.

  Translated in Korean by Lukhouse, 2022.

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• L'incredibile viaggio di Ulisse, written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2007.

  Translated in Portuguese by Livros Horizonte, 2007.

  Translated in French by Grasset-Jeunesse, 2007.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2008.

  Translated in English by Paul Getty Museum Publication, USA 2010.

  Translated in Spanish by Ediciones el Naranjo, 2007 (sold in Mexico, North and Central America).
   

• Ragazzo a pendolo, novel of Cesare Vergati, ExCogita, Milan 2007.
   

• Faust o l’inconverso, novel of Cesare Vergati, ExCogita, Milan 2009.

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• Il destino di Achille, written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2009.

  Translated in Portuguese by Livros Horizonte, 2009.

  Translated in Spanish (Catalan only) by Laberinto 2009.

  Translated in English by Paul Getty Museum Publication, 2011.

  Translated in Romanian by Vellant, 2008.​​
   

• The Grandfather Whisker's Table, written by Eun-jeong Jo, Yeowon Media, Korea, 2010.

  Translated in Italian by Sironi Ragazzi, Milan 2012.

  Translated in English by Eedermans Books for Young Readers, 2017.
   

• Solo per oggi, a prayer of Saint John XXIII, San Paolo Milan 2011.

  Translated in English by Eerdmans Books for Young Readers, 2015.

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• Don Giovanni o l'incomodo, novel of Cesare Vergati, ExCogita, Milan 2011.
   

• Raffaello, il pittore della dolcezza, written by Nicola Cinquetti, Arka Edizioni, Milan, 2012.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura 2013.

  Translated in Spanish by Laberinto 2012,

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by Beijing Guangban, 2014.

  Translated in Armenian by Antares Ltd, 2023.

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• Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in cerca del piccolo principe, written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2013.

  Translated in English by Eerdmans Books for Young Readers, 2014.

  Translated in Spanish by Laberinto, 2013.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2014.

  Translated in Iranian by Iranban Publications, 2016.

  Translated in German by Steyl Medien, 2017.

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• Falstaff o l'inconsueto, novel of Cesare Vergati, ExCogita, Milan 2013.
   

• Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves, Yeowon Media, Korea, 2013.
   

• Quel genio di Michelangelo, written by Chiara Lossani, Arka Edizioni, Milan, 2014.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2014.

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by Beijing Guangban, 2021.

  Translated in Korean by Lukhouse, 2022.

  Translated in Spanish (worldwide) by Laberinto, 2013.

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• Ninne nanne nanne nì, written by Elisabetta Garilli, Carthusia Edizioni, Milan, 2014.
   

• Alla ricerca del Sacro Graal, written by Chiara Lossani, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2015.

  Translated in German by Steyl Medien, 2017.
   

• L'uomo umido, novel of Cesare Vergati, ExCogita, Milan 2015.
   

• Il piccolo Principe, written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, with notes of Anselm Grun, San Paolo, Milan, 2015.

  Translated in Spanish by Ediciones Mensajero, 2025.

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• Romeo and Juliet, for schools, Liberty, Milan 2015.
   

• Hamlet, for schools, Liberty, Milan 2016.
   

• Midsummer Night, for schools, Liberty, Milan 2016.
   

• L'incredibile viaggio di Ulisse, new edition. Written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, Milan, 2016.

  Translated in Korean by Jihaksa Publishing Co, 2019.
   

• Iqbal. Il sogno di un bambino schiavo, written by Chiara Lossani, Arka Edizioni, Milan, 2016.

  Translated in Japanese by Nishimura, 2017.

  Translated in Korean by Arom Junior, 2022.

  Translated in German by Steyl Medien, 2017 (sold in Germany and Austria).
   

• Alladin and the Magic Lamp, ST Unitas Edition, Korea, 2017.

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• King Arthur, for schools, Liberty Edizioni, 2018.

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• Il viaggio di Abar e Babir, new edition. Written by Chiara Lossani, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2019.

  Translated in German by Steyl Medien, 2019.

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• Chiederò a cento pettirossi, aphorism by Alberto Casiraghy, Carthusia Edition, 2019.

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• Viaggio nella notte blu, new edition. Written by Bimba Landmann, Arka Edizioni, 2019. Translated in German by Steyl Medien, 2020 (sold in Germany and Austria).

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• Come angeli che han messo le ali, written by Cristiana Minelli, Aguaplano Edition, and Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, 2019.

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• Mappe delle mie emozioni, written by Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa, 2019.

  Translated in Czech by Portal, 2021.

  Translated in Korean by Kkum Teo Publishing, 2020.

  Translated in English (worldwide) by Schiffer Publishing, 2021.

  Translated in German by 360 Grad, 2021.

  Translated in Polish by Libra, 2022.

  Translated in Romanian by Propublic – Signatura, 2021.

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by KidsFun, 2021.

  Translated in Turkish by 1001 Merak, 2022.​

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• Un bambino di nome Giotto, new edition. A story of Bimba Landmann told by Paolo Guarnieri, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2020.

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by Beijing Guargban, 2021.
   

• Eroine ed eroi in corso, written by Tiziana Luciani, Carthusia Edition, 2021.

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• L'Unicorno dal corno d'oro, new edition. Written by Sylvaine Nahas, Arka Edizioni, Milan 2020.

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• Enciclopedia dei miei amici immaginari, written by Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa, 2021.

  Translated in English by Schiffer Publishing, 2022.

  Translated in Romanian by Propublic-Signatura, 2022.

  Translated in Simplified Chinese by KidsFun, 2023.

  To be translated in Turkish by 1001 Merak, expected 2025.

  Rights sold: German, 360 Grad.

  Rights sold: Greek, Brainfood.

  Rights sold: Polish, Libra.

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• Erbario dei miei sogni, written by Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa, 2022.

  To be translated in Turkish by 1001 Merak, expected 2025.

  Rights sold: Simplified Chinese, KidsFun.

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• Piccoli pensieri blu, written by Bimba Landmann, Storiedichi Edizioni, 2023.
   

• Noi Kodama, written by Bimba Landmann, Camelozampa, 2024.

  Rights sold: Korean, Fikabook.

  Rights sold: Hungarian, Egy Holdak Kft.
   

• Il messaggio, written by Bimba Landmann, Storiedichi Edizioni, 2025.
  
   

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AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

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• 1996, Special Mention at the award “Premio Castello” in Verona, Italy with the book Il viaggio di Abar e Babir, Arka Edizioni.
   

• 1997, she won the 1st Prize “Premio Nazionale Val Vibrata” city of Martinsicuro (TE) with the book Viaggio nella notte blu, Arka Edizioni.
   

• 1998, Mention for Prize “Espace Infants” with the book A boy named Giotto, Farrar Straus Giroux.
   

• 1999, she won the 1st Prize “Il Paese di Giotto Bambino” in Vicchio (FI) with the book Un bambino di nome Giotto, Arka Edizioni.
   

• 1999, Mention for the Prize “The White Ravens” with the book A boy named Giotto, Farrar Straus Giroux.

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• 1999, Mention in the List of Honor “Premio Europeo di Letteratura Giovanile Pier Paolo Vergerio” in Padova, Italy, with the book Viaggio nella notte blu, Arka Edizioni.
   

• 2000, she was awarded as “Best Book of the Year” in Taiwan with the book The genius of Leonardo, Barefoot Books.

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• 2000, she was selected by the National Council for the Social Studies and the Children’s Book Council as “Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People 2000” with the book A boy named Giotto, Farrar Straus Giroux.

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• 2000, Book of the Year Award Finalist, ForeWord Magazine, with the book The genius of Leonardo, Barefoot Books.

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• 2000, A boy named Giotto, Farrar Straus Giroux, has been chosen as a Children's Literature Choice List.

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• 2000, A boy named Giotto, Farrar Straus Giroux, has been choosen as a Not Just For Children Animore! 2000 title.

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• 2000, A boy named Giotto, Farrar Straus Giroux, is included on the Cooperative Children's Book Center's annual list of recommended books, CCBC Choices.

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• 2001, she won the 1st Prize “Japan Picture Book Award” with the book A boy named Giotto, Nishimura.

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• 2001, she received a Mention for “The White Ravens” with the book The genius of Leonardo, Barefoot Books.

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• 2006, she was selected by the Society of Illustrators, The Original Art Annual Exhibition "Third Biennial Dimensional Salon" selection with the book I am Marc Chagall, Eedermans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2006, she received a Mention “The Sydney Taylor Honor Award for Younger Readers” from AJL, the Association of Jewish Libraries with the book I am Marc Chagall, Eedermans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2007, she was nominated for Best Children's Books of the Year by Children's Book Council, Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People with the book: I am Marc Chagall, Eedermans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2012, she won the 1st Prize “Premio Internazionale dell'Illustrazione per l'Infanzia Rolf Lidberg” città di Cefalù (PA) Italy, with the book: Il viaggio di Abar e Babir, Arka dizioni.

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• 2015, she was nominated by Bank Street College as Best Children's Books of the Year, Edition for the book In search of the Little Prince. The Story of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Eedermans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2015, she was nominated in the Booklist Top Ten Religion & Spirituality Books for Youth with the book: Just for Today, Eerdmans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2016, she was nominated by the National Council for the Social Studies in the Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People with the book: Just for Today, Eerdmans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2016, Catholic Press Association CPA Book Awards Honorable Mention—Children’s Books with the book Just for Today, Eerdmans Books for Young Readers.

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• 2017, she was selected for the 1st Little Hakka International Picture Book Competition with the book L'Unicorno dal corno d'oro, Arka Edizioni.

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• 2020, Award Winner “Premio LaAV Settore Infanzia” with the book: Mappe delle mie emozioni, Camelozampa.

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• 2021, she won the 1st Prize “Letteratura Ragazzi Cento XVII Concorso Illustratori”, Cento (FE) Italy, with the book Mappe delle mie emozioni, Camelozampa.

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• 2024, she won the “Premio Bettoni alla Carriera Eleonora Nespolon” Portogruaro (VE).

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EXHIBITIONS

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• 1996: “Le immagini della fantasia” Palazzo Municipale, Sàrmede (TV) Italy. Mìmar Sìnan University, Istanbul, Türkiye; Kunst Haus, Vienna, Austria; Arengario, Monza, Italy; Casa dei Carraresi, Treviso, Italy.

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• 1996: “Fiabesca” Cinema Teatro Boiardo, Scandiano, (RE) Italy.

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• 1996: “Libriamoci” Palazzo Ricci, Macerata, Italy.

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• 1996: “Immaginario” Sala Leonardo, Venice, Italy.

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• 1996: Illustrators Exhibition, Bologna Children's Bookfair, Bologna, Italy.

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• 1996: Itabashi Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan.

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• 1997: BIB Biennal of Illustrations, Bratislava, Slovakia.

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• 1997: “Le immagini della fantasia” Grad Fuzine, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Arengario, Monza, Italy; Galerija Mak, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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• 1997: “Fiabesca” Cinema Teatro Boiardo, Scandiano (RE) Italy.

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• 1998: “Le immagini della fantasia” Casa dei Carraresi, Treviso, Italy; Castelgrande, Bellinzona, Switzerland ; Chiostro delle Clarisse, Naples, Italy; Crepadona Palace, Belluno, Italy; Sala Foglia, Giffoni (SA) Italy; Neue Aula der Folkwang-Hochschule, Essen, Germany; Civic Gallery, Monza, Italy.

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• 1999: BIB Biennal of Illustrations, Bratislava, Slovakia.

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• 1999: “Fiabesca” Cinema Teatro Boiardo, Scandiano (RE), Italy.

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• 1999: “Un bambino di nome Giotto” Mulino Colombo, Monza, Italy.

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• 2000: “Le matite italiane” Bologna Children's Bookfair, Bologna, Italy.

   

• 2000: “Fiabe e immagini” Chiostro di Farfa (RI), Italy.

   

• 2000: “La città invisibile”, Biblioteca Passerini-Landi, Piacenza, Italy.

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• 2000: “Fiabesca” Cinema Teatro Boiardo, Scandiano (RE) Italy; Biblioteca di Carmignano, Carmignano di Brenta (PD), Italy.

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• 2001: “The Italy Picture Book” Daimaru Museum and Umeda, Japan.

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• 2001: "The Genius of Leonardo" National Gallery, London, England.

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• 2002: “The Italy Picture Book” Kakogawa Cultural Centre, Japan.

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• 2003: “Le immagini della fantasia”, Sàrmede, Palazzo Municipale (TV), Italy.

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• 2004: “I colori del Sacro. La Creazione”, Museo Diocesano, Padua Italy.

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• 2004: “Le immagini della fantasia”, Casa dei Carraresi, Treviso, Italy.

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• 2005: “I colori del Sacro. Acqua”, Museo Diocesano, Padua, Italy.

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• 2005: “Sirenette di carta e soldatini di inchiostro” Rome, Italy.

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• 2005: “Le immagini della fantasia” Arengario, Monza, Italy; Palazzo Pubblico Magazzini del Sale, Siena, Italy; Sala Ciani, Lugano, Switzerland.

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• 2006: “Farfaville” Palazzo Foppoli Tirano, Tirano (SO); Fondazione Roncalli, Biblioteca di Vigevano (PV), Italy; Biblioteca "La Magna Capitana", Foggia, Italy.

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• 2007: "Comment je suis devenu Marc Chagall", Mediatheque Croix-Rouge, Cormontroeuil Reims; France.

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• 2007: “Poika nimelta Giotto” Annantalo Ars Centre, Helsinki, Finland.

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• 2007: “I colori del Sacro” Museo Diocesano, Padua, Italy.

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• 2007: “Le immagini della fantasia”, Palazzo Municipale, Sàrmede (TV), Italy.

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• 2007: Salao do Livro, Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

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• 2008: “I colori del Sacro. Dal fuoco alla luce”, Museo Diocesano, Padua, Italy.

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• 2008: “Fuochetto...fuochino...fuoco!” Castello dei ragazzi – Castello di Agolante, Riccione (RN), Italy.

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• 2008: Galleria Prospettive d'Arte, Milan, Italy.

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• 2009: “L’incredibile viaggio di Ulisse” Paoline Bookshop, Milan, Italy.

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• 2011: “Le immagini della fantasia”, Palazzo Municipale, Sàrmede (TV), Italy.

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• 2011: “Dear JAPAN Exhibitions”, Istituto Italiano di Cultura (Tokyo), Narimasu Art Gallery (Tokyo), Shimura Public Library (Tokyo), Tamagawa Children’s Library (Kanazawa), Akasaka Sacas (Tokyo), Itabashi Bologna Children’s Book Hall (Tokyo), Sendai Izumiti 21 (Sendai), Japan.

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• 2011: “I Miracoli e il Volto Santo di Gesù”, Teatro la Fenice, Venice, Italy.

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• 2011: “Anima Mundi” Biblioteca Comunale Centrale Palazzo Sormani Sala del Grechetto, Milan, Italy.

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• 2012: “I colori del Sacro. Aria", Padua, Italy.

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• 2012: “Dear JAPAN Exhibitions”, Istituto Italiano di Cultura (Tokyo), Istituto Italiano di Cultura (Osaka), Zou-no-hana Terrace (Yokohama), Kamekichi-gofukuten (Ishinomaki), Narimasu Art Gallery (Tokyo), Nagahama Public Library (Nagahama), Sakurano Department Store-Sendai (Sendai), Japan.

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• 2012: “Le immagini della fantasia”, Palazzo Municipale, Sàrmede (TV), Italy.

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• 2012: “Il mondo di Bimba” Libreria Pagina Dodici, Verona, Italy.

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• 2013: “Un libro per...” Spazio Culturale La Foglia e il Vento, Museo del Gioco nel parco giochi di Soave (VR), Italy.

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• 2014: "Calendario 2014 per la Fondazione San Zeno, in collaborazione con Calzedonia e Intimissimi", Biblioteca Civica di Verona, Italy.

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• 2014: Associazione Italia Russia, St. Petersburg, Russia.

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• 2016: “I Colori del Sacro. A tavola”, Padua, Italy.

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• 2016: Libreria Paoline, Milan, Italy.

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• 2016: Librogiocando, Monza, Italy.

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• 2016: "Iqbal, il sogno di un bambino schiavo" MUBA Museo Dei Bambini, Milan, Italy.

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• 2016: Associazione Italia Russia, St. Petersburg, Russia.

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• 2017: “Tutti i colori delle fiabe" Merate (LC), Italy.

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• 2017: "Bimba Landmann. Cultura visiva e immaginario fantastico" Museo Carlo Bilotti, Aranciera di Villa Borghese, Rome, Italy.

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• 2017: "Little Hakka", Kengkeng Hakka town in Shenzhen, China.

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• 2017: Associazione Italia Russia, St. Petersburg, Russia.

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• 2017: "Magister Giotto" Scuola Grande della Misericordia, Venice, Italy.

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• 2018: “Plate it please!" Vista Alegre Museum, Portugal.

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• 2018: "Quotidiana Bellezza. Arte Culture Paesaggio", Villanovuforru (SU), Italy.

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• 2018: "Bimba Landmann. L'arte dei Sogni" Galleria Civica Ezio Mariani, Seregno (MB) Italy.

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• 2019: Spazio culturale Guspini, Guspini (SU) Italy.

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• 2019; "Fantastiche Matite", Seregno (MB), Italy.

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• 2019: Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria, Perugia, Italy.

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• 2020: “Il viaggio di Abar e Babir" Biblioteca ragazzi Rozzano (MI) Italy.

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• 2022: Multiplo Centro Cultura Cavriago (RE) Italy.

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• 2022: Festival delle Abilità, Chiesa Rossa Milan, Italy.

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• 2022: "Figure e paesaggi della fantasia, dagli archivi della Fondazione Štěpán Zavřel" Palazzo Sarcinelli di Conegliano (TV), Italy.

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• 2023: "Chihiro Art Museum Collection: What a Wonderful World" Fukui Fine Arts Museum, Fukui Prefercture, Japan.

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• 2023: Multiplo Centro Cultura Cavriago (RE) Italy.

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• 2023: "Dai bimbi del Nucleo 2 della PL Kids Academy" Busseto and Soragna (PR), Italy.

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• 2023: "Festival delle Abilità", Biblioteca Fra Cristoforo, Milan, Italy; Biblioteca Sant'Ambogio Milan, Italy; Biblioteca Sicilia Milan, Italy; Biblioteca Sormani, Milan, Italy; Teatro Ferrari at Camposampiero (PD), Italy.

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• 2024: Libreria del Ragionier Bianchi Como, Italy.

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• 2024: Multiplo Centro Cultura Cavriago (RE), Italy.

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• 2024: "Un'Arka di storie" Biblioteca dei ragazzi di Rozzano (MI), Italy.

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• 2025: “Sogni dipinti” Biblioteca Comunale di Corbetta (MI) Italy.

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Since 2003, a large wooden triptych painted with the ancient technique of egg tempera and gold leaf, inspired by the book Un bambino di nome Giotto, Arka Edizioni, has been permanently displayed at the Chihiro Art Museum, in Azumino, Japan, also visible on Google Arts and Culture.

 

Since 2023, 17 three-dimensional illustrations from the "Teatrini" created for the book Pinocchio by Chiara Lossani and Bimba Landmann, Jaca Book, have been permanently displayed at the Pinocchio Park in Collodi, (PT) Italy.​​​​​​​​​​