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Title: The Big Book for Peace
Author:
Ann Durell (American, Belleplain, New Jersey 1930–2018 New York)
Author:
Marilyn Sachs (American, New York 1927–2016 San Francisco)
Illustrator:
Jon Agee (American, born Nyack, New Yorik 1959)
Illustrator:
Thomas B. Allen (American, Nashville, Tennessee 1928–2004 Sarasota, Florida)
Illustrator:
Barbara Cooney (American, Brooklyn, New York 1917–2000 Damariscotta, Maine)
Illustrator:
Diane Dillon (American, born Los Angeles, California 1933)
Illustrator:
Leo Dillon (American, Brooklyn, New York 1933–2012)
Illustrator:
Leonard Everett Fisher (American, born Bronx, New York 1924)
Illustrator:
Thacher Hurd (American, born Burlington, Vermont 1949)
Illustrator:
Trina Schart Hyman (American, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1939–2004 Lebanon, New Hampshire)
Illustrator:
Steven Kellogg (American, born Norwalk, Connecticut 1941)
Illustrator:
Jerry Pinkney (American, born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1939)
Illustrator:
Ted Rand (American, Seattle 1916–2005 Mercer Island, Washington)
Illustrator:
Allen Say (American (born Japan), Yokohama 1937)
Illustrator:
Maurice Sendak (American, Brooklyn, New York 1928–2012 Danbury, Connecticut)
Illustrator:
Ben Shecter (American, born New York, active 20th century)
Illustrator:
Marc Simont (American (born France), Paris 1915–2013 Cornwall, Connecticut)
Illustrator:
Teri Sloat (American, born Salem, Massachusetts 1948)
Illustrator:
Paul O. Zelinsky (American, born Evanston, Illinois 1953)
Illustrator:
Dirk Zimmer (American (born Germany), Goslar 1943–2008 Poughkeespie, New York)
Publisher:
Dutton Children's Books (New York, NY)
Published in: New York
Date: 1990
Medium: Illustrations: photoreproductions of original drawings
Dimensions: 10 7/16 x 8 1/4 in. (26.5 x 21 cm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Gift of David W. Kiehl, in honor of Julie Anne Kiehl, 1991
Accession Number: 1991.1029.3
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