Hoban, Lillian (1925–1998)
Hoban, Lillian (1925–1998)
American author and illustrator. Born May 18, 1925 in Philadelphia, PA; died July 17, 1998; attended Philadelphia Museum School of Art; Hanya Holm School of Dance; and studied dance with Martha Graham; m. Russell Hoban (author and artist), Jan 31, 1944 (div. 1975); children; Phoebe, Abrom, Esme, Julia.
Probably best known for illustrating husband's "Frances" stories, began career as a dancer; illustrated over 100 books, collaborating with Meindert DeJong, Miriam Cohen, Johanna Hurwitz and Tony Johnston; wrote and illustrated the "Arthur" series which included Arthur's Christmas Cookies (1972).
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