Talbott, Hudson
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Name (Latin)
Talbott, Hudson
Date of birth
1949-07-11
Field of activity
Children's books
Occupation
Authors
Illustrators
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- A teacher's guide for Forging freedom, 2001:title page (Hudson Talbott) page 19 (Growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, Hudson Talbott graduated from Tyler School of Art in Rome, Italy, he wandered throughout Europe, seetling in Amsterdam, Holland. Eventually, he was drawn to New York, which has been his home base ever since. He began his career as a freelance illustrator. His book, We're back! A dinosaur's story, was named Children's Book of the Year by the Library of Congress and Children's Choice by the International Reading Association.)
- Data from A.S. Csaky Motion Pictures for Rooftop odyssey [VR] 1970 (a.e.)(Hudson Talbott; actor)
- Email from IEN, Feb. 23, 2006(email from Hudson Talbott, Feb. 23, 2006: author and illustrator; appeared at age 18 in student film Rooftop fantasy; appeared as an extra in Italian movies while attending school in Rome)
- Leonardo's horse, ©2001:t.p. (Hudson Talbott) p. 45 (writer and illustrator of children's books)
- OCLC, September 26, 2019(access points: Talbott, Hudson, Talbott, Hudson, 1949-; usage: Hudson Talbott)
- The New York times, 10 February 2026, online, viewed 13 February 2026(Hudson Talbott, an award-winning children's book author and illustrator, died of complications of an autoimmune disorder on January 22 in hospital in Albany, N.Y.; born on July 11, 1949, in Louisville; as a child had difficulty reading and discovered later in life that he had dyslexia; attended the University of Cincinnati and then transferred to Temple University's Tyler School of Art, where he studied painting and sculpture and spent his junior year at the school's campus in Rome, receiving his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1971; worked as an artist in Europe and Hong Kong before moving to New York in 1974, working as a freelance illustrator; published more than 20 children's books)
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