Mary Azarian
Mary Azarian is a Vermont artist who specializes in woodcuts. She's illustrated more than 40 books, one of which earned her a Caldecott award. She lives on a small hill farm where she keeps a variety of large and small livestock. She also makes maple syrup.
Her studio houses a 19th Century press on which she prints her wood cuts. She has experimented with adding water-based paints and hand coloring all of her prints. She also does hand pressing of black and white artwork on Japanese paper.
BIBLIOGRAPHY - Illustrations
Tuttle's Red Barn |
A Symphony for the Sheep |
From Dawn to Dusk |
Sea Gifts |
Louisa May and Mr. Thoreau’s Flute |
The Man Who Lived Alone |
The Four Seasons of Mary Azarian |
A Farmer’s Alphabet |
The Race of Birkebeiners |
Kneeling Orion |
When the Moon is Full |
A Christmas Like Helen’s |
A Gardener’s Alphabet |
Miss Birdie Chose a Shovel |
Snowflake Bentley |
Here Comes Darrell |
Barn Cat |
