illustrators

Contains nearly three hundred alphabetically arranged essays that provide biographical and bibliographical information about authors and illustrators of books for young readers, primarily from the twentieth century, most including a photograph, reproductions of book covers, quotations, interesting facts, and resources for further study.

Jeremy Walker, a handsome illustrator of children's books, meets Belinda and immediately falls in love with the young girl, but soon realizes that their forbidden passion may be his own undoing.

A biography of Marla Frazee, illustrator of children's books, discussing her childhood in California and her career illustrated more than fifteen picture books with two of them have been named Caldecott Honor Books.

94 full-color and 165 black-and-white illustrations explore the life and work of the children's book illustrator who is among the best-known in America.

The first part of this book is devoted to Maxfield Parrish, the second comprises an overview of the artist-illustrators of the Golden Age.

Examines the life and career of Theodor Geisel, more commonly known as Dr. Seuss, focusing on how he became a best-selling author of children's books.

A collection of children's literature featuring illustrations by Maxfield Parrish, considered to be one of America's most popular artists in the early twentieth century.