Marcia Brown
Marcia Brown was an acclaimed American children's book author and illustrator born in 1918.
She began her career as a high school teacher before publishing her first book in 1946.
Over her lifetime, Brown wrote and illustrated more than 30 children's books, earning numerous prestigious awards including three Caldecott Medals, six Caldecott Honors, the Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal, and the Regina Medal.
Her work is known for its simple yet evocative illustrations and timeless storytelling.
Brown's contributions to children's literature left a lasting impact before her death in 2015.
