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Birth
1912 (New York City)
Death
1996 (Mexico)
Lived/Active
Colorado
Often Known For
children's book illustration, sculpture
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| Born in New York City, Garth Williams was an illustrator of several of
the more popular post- World War II children's books: Stuart Little (1945) and Charlotte's Web (1952) by E.B. White and the Little House on the Prairie (1971) series by Laura Ingalls Wilder. He also illustrated Cricket in Times Square (1960) by George Selden and The Rescuers
(1959) by Margery Sharp. Early in his career, he was a sculptor,
whose achievments (showing 500 of 2214 characters). |
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