
David Wisiniewski
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David Wisniewski (wiz-NESS-key) was both a storyteller and an
illustrator. Born in England, David lived in Germany, Nebraska,
Texas, and Maryland. He spent three years as a circus clown.
After that, he performed in his own puppet theater troupe.
Eventually, David settled in Monrovia, Maryland, where he
lived with his wife and children. |
David Wisniewski died on September 11, 2002, some say in
Virginia at the hospital, some say in his home in
Maryland, leaving behind his wife, Donna Harris Wisniewski
and his two children. |

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To create his pictures, David cut layers of colored paper with an
X-Acto knife. For one book, he would use nearly 1,000 blades.
His book Golem won the 1997 Caldecott Award. |
He has written and illustrated many childrens books including
Sundiata, Elfwyn's Saga, The Rainplayer, The Warrior and the Wise Man,
Golem, The Wave of the Sea-Wolf and others. |

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1980-12-18 Critic Review
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1981-01-14 Sentinel Article |

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1981-10-17 Washington Post Article
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1982-12-07 Prince Georges Journal Article |

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1983-04-01 Washington Post Article Page 1
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1983-12-23 Sentinel Article
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1984-03-02 Washington Post Article |

1984-03-02 Washington Post Article
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MontPelier Cultural Arts Center News Release 1
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