Lisl Weil

Lisl Marx-Randolph

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Lisl Weil was born in Vienna, Austria. She attended school there, and acquired a love of drawing and of music. At age sixteen she was attending art school her drawings were being published regularly in a Viennese newspaper, and she was performing with a dance group. In 1938 she spent a year in Holland, and then in 1939 she moved to New York City and worked as an artist and illustrator. In 1946, she illustrated her first children's book, Doll House by Marion Moss. Throughout her long career, Lisl Weil illustrated more than a hundred children's books, many of them her own stories. Weil also performed with symphony orchestras by dancing and drawing on a huge easel as the orchestra played music. She also had a weekly television show called "Children's Sketch Book" from 1963-1964.

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Wolferl
Representative edition published 1991
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Let's go to the library
Representative edition published 1990
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Let's go to the museum
Representative edition published 1989
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Let's go to the circus
Representative edition published 1988
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New clothes
Representative edition published 1987
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Santa Claus around the world
Representative edition published 1987
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Pandora's box
Representative edition published 1986
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Of witches and monsters and wondrous creatures
Representative edition published 1985
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The boy who flew too near the sun
Representative edition published 1984
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To sail a ship of treasures
Representative edition published 1984
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Erica and her Sister's Dinosaur
Representative edition published 1983
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I, Christopher Columbus
Representative edition published 1983
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Our world to you with love
Representative edition published 1983
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The Foolish King
Representative edition published 1982
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The foolish king
Representative edition published 1982
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When animals had fire
Representative edition published 1982
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The riddle monster
Representative edition published 1981
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Mother Goose picture riddles
Representative edition published 1981
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The riddle monster
Representative edition published 1981
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The story of the Wise Men and the Child
Representative edition published 1981
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Un Singe Trouble-Fete
Representative edition published 1981
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Esther
Representative edition published 1980
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Owl and other scrambles
Representative edition published 1980
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Gertie and Gus
Representative edition published 1979
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