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Harold Berson

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Occupation
  
Writer, illustrator

Citizenship
  
United States

Ethnicity
  
Jewish


Nationality
  
American

Language
  
English

Name
  
Harold Berson

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Born
  
November 23, 1926New York, New York, United States (
1926-11-23
)

Died
  
February, 1986 (aged 59)New York, New York, United States

Harold Berson (23 November 1926 - February 1986) was an American illustrator and author, primarily of children's books.

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Early life and education

Berson studied art in Paris.

Career

Berson travelled extensively in Turkey, North Africa and Europe with his wife, artist Paula Winter Berson. His works include a number of self-illustrated retellings of traditional folk tales of those regions.

In 1973, Berson was profiled in the journal Something About the Author. Berson collaborated with many authors, including Barbara K. Walker, one-time curator of the Uysal–Walker Archive of Turkish Oral Narrative at Texas Tech University, illustrating a number of her works, including:

  • Watermelons, Walnuts, and the Wisdom of Allah, and Other Tales of the Hoca (1967)
  • Pigs and Pirates: a Greek Tale (1969)
  • New Patches for Old (1975)
  • References

    Harold Berson Wikipedia


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