2. The Snowy Day, written and illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats, was a groundbreaking picture book because it has sold more than a million copies and is still in print Keats uses collage techniques although the protagonist is a young black boy in an urban setting, the boy's race and environment are secondary to the story Ezra Jack Keats was a white man writing about a black child
3. Lane Smith is best known for his delicate, yet humorous pencil line drawings gentle, sentimental watercolor landscapes zany, irreverent illustrations for retellings of classic stories harsh realistic oil portraits
4. Leo Leonni is a new artist, who is just breaking into the publishing world the author and illustrator of The Very Hungry Caterpillar known for his ripped and cut paper animals, such as Frederick and Swimmy the name of one of the lions outside of the New York Public Library
5. Robert McCloskey is the name of the policeman in Make Way For Ducklings wrote and illustrated Homer Price is an Irish politician from Boston who also writes picture books died in 1972
6. Kevin Henkes, who creates popular stories starring mice, such as Chrysanthemum, Owen, Julius Baby of the World, and Lily's Purple Plastic Purse also writes novels for children, such as Words of Stone is married to Barbara Cooney also illustrated Abel's Island is a mouse himself
7. Maira Kalman's books are perfect for storytime sessions with large groups of preschool children are x-rated employ large areas of white space for young children who are just learning to read are frenetic, poetic, one-of-a-kind happenings that are popular with high school students and adults
8. Barbara Cooney was friends with Eleanor Roosevelt when they were girls only illustrates her own books has been recognized by the state of Maine, which has declared a her to be a state treasure wrote a book about a woman called Miss Grumphias, who rides around town on a bicycle and pulls up peoples flowers
9. Rosemary Wells only writes and illustrates picture books is known for her use of surreal art is criticized for her overly bleak illustrations portraying the realities of childhood trauma based her Max and Ruby stories on her two daughters, Victoria and Beezoo
10. Leo and Diane Dillon won the Caldecott Medal for Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears are pop stars from the 1970's are a brother and sister author/illustrator team are dedicated to illustrating books that promote traditional middle-class values
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