Five decades ago, graphic artist Leo Lionni was riding on a train between Manhattan and Greenwich, Conn., with his two young grandchildren, Pippo and Annie. When their behavior suddenly turned from ...

Caldecott Honor artist Leo Lionni's Let's Make Rabbits is tailor-made for a board book. Simple line drawings and cut-paper collage artwork illustrate the bare bones tale of a pencil and a pair of ...

Leo Lionni’s many animal fables are beloved by children everywhere. “An Extraordinary Egg” (Knopf, $15, 40 pp., ages 3-7) is Lionni’s 40th children’s book, and it is a gem. Three frogs live together ...

Leo Lionni is a favorite of every librarian and school teacher who works directly with young children because his writing is simple and poetic in nature and his illustrations are a patchwork of color ...

Long before Nemo, there was Swimmy. And Swimmy, the little black fish who was orphaned when a swift and fierce tuna gobbled up all the little red fish who lived in that corner of the sea, is ...

If the Bunkamura's recent exhibition of work by Spanish hyperrealist Antonio López was a little too austere for your tastes, this might be more appealing. Book! Art! Book! looks back at the oeuvre of ...

An exhibition of Leo Lionni for Everyone, featuring the picture book author Leo Lionni, whose many works are beloved in Japan, will be held from July 13th to September 29th at the Togo Seiji Memorial ...

Kohl’s Corporation KSS has announced that it will offer award winning children’s books from renowned author Leo Lionni as part of the Kohl’s Cares collection this spring. The collection is available ...

Story books come to life on Saturdays this November at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. At the helm of it all is Therese Brady Donohue, founder and retired 34-year director of the Amherst ...