Folklore -- Russia

The Arnold Lobel papers contain materials, both written and illustrative, related to Lobel's work as a creator of children's books.

The collection contains drafts, correspondence, and related materials for titles by Dorothy Van Woerkom.

The collection contains woodcut illustrations for two children's books illustrated by Helen Siegl.

The collection contains illustrative material in various media, for a dozen children's books illustrated by Gobbato.

The James Riordan Papers contain research material and notes related to Riordan's research on Russian folklore.

The collection contains production material for juvenile titles published by author Margaret Hodges.

Margaret Yatsevich Phinney's papers include publication material for children's books written by Phinney.

The collection contains production material related to Mirra Ginsburg's career as a translator and author of children's books.

The Pierr Morgan Papers contain production material related to several children's book illustrated or written and illustrated by Morgan.

Collection contains illustrations for three children's books.

The Rebecca Hourwich Reyher Papers contains written production material for one title, My Mother is the Most Beautiful Woman in The World, including typescripts, correspondence, clippings, reviews, and legal documents regarding a copyright infringement lawsuit.

Collection contains typescripts for two children's books translated by Thomas P. Whitney.