Noriko Ando, Nagasaki Publishing Little Lost Lamb Through the Tuttle Mori Agency 2009

Harper Collins Children’s Books has republished 2 of The Noisy Books as board books:

The Noisy Book & Quiet Noisy Book
Margaret Wise Brown
Illustrations by Leonard Weisgard

The fascinating history of Little Golden Books, in celebration of their 75th anniversary in 2017! With a Foreword by Eric Carle.
”Leonard Marcus’ Golden Legacy is a lively, never-before-told history of a company, its line of books, the groundbreaking writers and artists who created them, the clever mavericks who marketed and sold them, and the cultural landscape that surrounded them.” (Diane Muldrow, Random House) PenguinRandom House

Caldecott Acceptance Speech - July 2, 1947
For The Little Island, By Golden MacDonald Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard

"I saw this island grow tall and squat as the tides rose and fell. I’ve watched the mists blow in and hide the little island, sometimes leaving only the pine tree tops exposed, hanging in space. I rowed to and from the little island with the seals spawning below the surface of the water. I’ve seen the sun rise and make a golden island for just five seconds in an early morning sea."
The Caldecott Acceptance Speech>>

100 Great Children’s Picture Books by Martin Salisbury
Leonard Weisgard’s illustrations for Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit .
Read about Martin Salisbury here

Lot's of reviews for this exciting book. Here are just two of many:
The Guardian
Good Reads

The Carle Honors Gala
This year’s event returns in person to New York City on Thursday, September 29 at 5:00 pm at Guastavino’s.

The Carle Honors Art Auction is an integral part of the Museum’s annual Carle Honors benefit gala. This year’s event returns in person to New York City on Thursday, September 29 at 5:00 pm at Guastavino’s.

Two of Leonard Weisgard’s illustrations were donated to the auction. See more here>>

“In Search of Margaret Wise Brown” By Leonard S. Marcus

In October 1982, I flew from New York to Copenhagen to interview Leonard Weisgard for my biography of his close friend and frequent collaborator, Margaret Wise Brown... Continued>>

There was no one like Leonard” by Ken Chowder

There was no one like Leonard, even Leonard himself. Leonard was gracious and generous and beautifully well-spoken and -dressed; he was also reclusive and agoraphobic and capable of saying virtually anything, or nothing at all... Continued>>

Weisgard Artwork finds a Home at UConn

After our father’s death in 2001 we three siblings inherited 13 steamer trunks full of manuscripts, research material, and original artwork. Continues>>

Books with L. Weisgard’s illustrations: Republished!

We are so thrilled that more of Leonard Weisgard's books are being republished. Read more about which ones. Republished books>>

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