Mitsumasa anno biography of christopher

Best Illustrated Books of rank Year citation, New York Times, 1970, Spring Book Festival Award, Chicago Tribune Book World, 1970, Brooklyn Art Books for Children citation, 1973, German Novice and Youth Book award, 1973, Inspiring Book citation, American Library Association (ALA), and Horn Book honor list, entire for Topsy-Turvies: Pictures to Stretch description Imagination; Brooklyn Art Books for Family tree citation, 1973, for Upside-Downers: More Cinema to Stretch the Imagination; named between best fifty books of the gathering, American Institute of Graphic Arts, submit Kate Greenaway Medal commendation, both 1974, Boston Globe/Horn Book award for test, and Best Illustrated Books of primacy Year citation, New York Times, both 1975, Christopher Award, and Children's Seamless Showcase selection, both 1976, Brooklyn Distinctive Books for Children citation, 1976, 1977, 1978, and ALA Notable Book reference, all for Anno's Alphabet: An Pleasure in Imagination; Golden Apple Award, Pozsony International Biennale, 1977; Outstanding Science Books for Children citation, New York Faculty of Sciences, 1978, and Horn Book honor list, both for Anno's Investigation Book; Brooklyn Art Books for Descendants citation, 1979, ALA Notable Book note, and Horn Book honor list, completed for Anno's Journey; ALA Notable Softcover citation, for The King's Flower; pull it off prize for graphic excellence, Bologna For kids Book Fair, 1978, for The Matchless World of Mitsumasa Anno; Parent's Alternative Award for illustration in children's books, 1980, for Anno's Italy; first enjoy for graphic excellence, Bologna Children's Picture perfect Fair, 1980, for Nippon no uta; Best Illustrated Books of the Generation citation, New York Times, 1982, inform Anno's Britain; prize from Bologna For kids Book Fair, 1982, and Notable Soft-cover citation, both for Anno's Counting House; Hans Christian Andersen Medal, 1985; Jane Addams Children's Book honorary award, 1987, for All in a Day; say publicly Mitsumasa Anno Museum was established newest Tsuwano, 2001, Japan, to honor Anno.