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Tenth Annual Children's Book Illustrator Exhibition
Tenth Annual Children's Book Illustrators Exhibition
November 10, 1999 to January 29, 2000
 

Baje Whitethorne, Sr.

Illustration #1 from Sika and the RavenIllustration #1 from
Sika and the Raven
Watercolor

Enlargement, 83K
Illustration #2 from Sika and the RavenIllustration #2 from
Sika and the Raven
Watercolor

Elargement, 75K

Sika and the Raven, story by Dr. Carl Hammerschlag, illustrations by Baje Whitethorne, Sr..
 
Uncle Eli is a traditional healer who teaches nine year old Sika many fascinating things about the world around her ... about the ways of the jungle and plants that heal. Uncle Eli shares with Sika a colorful legend about Raven and Grandfather Turtle. Sika learns from this story that there is a right time for everything.

Lokken Millis

Illustration #1 from Francis the Earthquake DogIllustration #1 from
Francis the Earthquake Dog
(Detail)
Acrylic

Enlargement
(Full Image), 100K
Detail of Illustration #2 from Francis the Earthquake DogIllustration #2 from
Francis the Earthquake Dog
Acrylic

Enlargement, 71K

Francis the Earthquake Dog, story by Judith Ross Enderle and Stephanie Gordon Tessler, illustrations by Brooke Scudder.
 
Turn-of-the-century San Francisco is a magical place of Victorian townhouses, fine hotels, and busy streets filled with horse-drawn carts. When Edward saves a little dog from an angry cart driver, he promises to take care of him. But, when the Great Earthquake of 1906 strikes, San Francisco and Edward are changed forever. And where is the little dog?

Elisa Kleven

Illustration #1 from StickeenIllustration #1 from
Stickeen
Watercolor

Enlargement, 84K
Illustration #2 from StickeenIllus. #2 from
Stickeen
Watercolor

Enlargement, 67K

Illustration #3 from StickeenIllus. # 3
from
Stickeen
Watercolor

Enlargement, 59K


Stickeen: John Muir and the Brave Little Dog, story retold by Donnell Rubay, illustrations by Christopher Canyon.
 
Surrounded by deep canyons of ice, John Muir and a little black dog named Stickeen wonder---are they doomed? How Muir and Stickeen handle this challenge together, and are changed by it, creates a classic story. Muir wrote of this adventure in Alaska, in the summer of 1880, as "the most memorable of all my wild days."

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The images on this and following pages are only a sampling of the full exhibit.
 
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