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    An Interview With E.B. Lewis
    An Interview With E.B. Lewis
    An Interview With E.B. Lewis
    Audiobook23 minutes

    An Interview With E.B. Lewis

    Written by E.B. Lewis

    Narrated by E.B. Lewis

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    About this audiobook

    Lewis's interests in fine arts & illustration led him to coin the term "artistrator" to describe his work. Lewis's illustrations have been described as "uniquely captivating" have earned him the Coretta Scott King Award & a a Caldecott Honor.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNewshour Productions Audio
    Release dateJan 1, 2012
    ISBN9781509440337
    An Interview With E.B. Lewis
    Author

    E.B. Lewis

    E. B. Lewis is the award-winning illustrator of numerous books for children, including Coming on Home Soon (a Caldecott Honor Book), Talkin’ About Bessie (a Coretta Scott King Award winner), and The Bat Boy and His Violin (a Coretta Scott King Honor book). In 2003, the Kerlan Collection at the University of Minnesota purchased a collection of original watercolors from Lewis’s first fifty children’s books. Today, his works are displayed in museums throughout the United States and Europe.

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