Janet and Anne Johnstone were born on this day, June 1, in 1928.
In the 1960s, the Johnstone twins were “the most widely recognized children’s book illustrators in England”.
They illustrated more than one hundred books—including, Dodie Smith’s “The Hundred and One Dalmatians”.
Letters F to N in Jacobus Publicius' "mnemonic alphabet", 1482. Each object echoes a letter's shape, a technique used to aid memory. More here: https://t.co/YWxuV3OeJb
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Retta Scott was born on this day, February 23, in 1916.
A trailblazer in animation, she was the first woman to receive on-screen credit as an animator while working for Disney.
Marie Hall Ets was born on this day, December 16, in 1895.
One in every four books she created won a Caldecott.
The number of Caldecott Medals and Honors she earned is second only to… Maurice Sendak.
❝I begin by going to see the things I've heard about or read about. One thing leads to another until the book is completed. All I really do is run from my hotel to someplace and then back to the hotel!❞
—Miroslav Šašek, born on this day, November 16, in 1916
Chemistry of Combustion and Illumination, from Edward Livingston Youmans' Chemical Atlas (1856). ⠀
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One of 900+ prints in our online shop. Explore through our "Themes Sets" — this print being part of "Diagram and Schemas" which you can see here: https://t.co/OoCixuHNB6
Ann and Paul Rand, Little 1, Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., New York, 1962.
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