Maira Kalman

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Maira Kalman is an Israeli-born American artist, illustrator, and author known for her whimsical, narrative paintings and collaborations on books and magazine covers, including work for The New Yorker.

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instanceOf artist
children's book author
illustrator
person
birthName Maira Berman
child Alex Kalman
Lulu Kalman
citizenship United States of America
collaboratedWith Alex Kalman
Daniel Handler
Michael Pollan
Nicolas Blechman
Rick Meyerowitz
The New Yorker
countryOfBirth Israel
dateOfBirth 1949-11-15
employer The New Yorker
fieldOfWork illustration
painting
writing
genre children's literature
illustrated narrative
memoir
non-fiction
hasWebsite https://www.mairakalman.com/
languageOfWorkOrName English
Hebrew
movement contemporary art
nationality Israeli-American
notableFor New Yorker covers
linked to: New Yorker cartoons

book illustration
illustrated essays
whimsical narrative paintings
notableWork And the Pursuit of Happiness
Fireboat: The Heroic Adventures of the John J. Harvey
Looking at Lincoln
Max Makes a Million
Next Stop Grand Central
Ooh-la-la (Max in Love)
Stay Up Late (illustrations)
The Elements of Style (illustrated edition)
The Principles of Uncertainty
What Pete Ate from A to Z
occupation cover artist
designer
painter
placeOfBirth Tel Aviv
residence New York City
spouse Tibor Kalman
style narrative
whimsical

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Tibor Kalman spouse Maira Kalman
Daniel Handler hasCollaboratedWith Maira Kalman