Critics have praised her works for their "entertaining illustrations" and "imaginative settings." Lorna Balian's books have a "droll sense of humor" and her plots reflect a "childlike imagination." Lorna Balian's sense of humor also "shines through in imaginative tales based on everyday events" as in The Sweet Touch (1976), the story of a wish and an inexperienced genie that results in too many sweets. In 1964, she illustrated an adaptation of John Godfrey Saxe's poem An Elephant, and in 1965 wrote and illustrated Humbug Witch, a humorous story about a little "witch." Over the next few decades, she published many books, including others with a holiday theme such as Humbug Rabbit (1974), an Easter story, and A Sweetheart for Valentine (1979). She studied at the Layton School of Art from 1948-1949 and later worked as an artist at the American Lace Company in Milwaukee and as a freelance artist.
Military Service: Served… Kate Greenaway, Greenaway, Kate (1846–1901)Įnglish illustrator of children's books whose particular style proved widely influential, mak… Maurice Bernard Sendak, Maurice SendakĪward winning illustrator and author, Maurice Sendak (born 1928), has been a major force in the evolution of children's… Yuyi Morales, Personalīorn 1968, in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico immigrated to United States, 1994 married husband's name Tim children: Kelly (son).Lorna Balian, nee Kohl, was born Decemin Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Born: Llandaff, Glamorgan, Wales, 13 September 1916. The author of more than a dozen prize-winning books for children, Eloise Greenfield has helped give black… Roald Dahl, Dahl, Roald Illustration i… Eloise Greenfield, Greenfield, Eloise 1929–
Illustration, illustration, any type of picture or decoration used in conjunction with a text to embellish its appearance or to clarify its meaning.
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