Bertini

Bertini

Winner of three Caldecott Medals and a Laura Ingalls Wilder Award for her distinguished career as a children’s book author and illustrator, Brown worked with American abstract painter Stuart Davis after her 1940 graduation, and then three years in the Central Children’s Room of the New York Public Library. By 1943, she had written her first four books and had begun her illustrious career.

Bertini

 

BA
English

1939
Co-Editor-In-Chief
The Statesman
1943
Studied painting at
the New School with
Stuart Davis
1947
Publishes second
book – the classic
Stone Soup
1954
Wins first Caldecott
Medal for Cinderella
1961
Wins second
Caldecott Medal for
Once a Mouse
1982
Wins third Caldecott
Medal for Shadow