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Nancy Patz has written and illustrated popular picture books, including Pumpernickel Tickle and the Mean Green Cheese, Moses Supposes His Toeses are Roses, and Babies Can't Eat Kimchee! (with Susan L. Roth.) The latest is There's a Dragon in the Treehouse and He Won't Come Down!.
Who Was the Woman Who Wore the Hat? won the Sydney Taylor Award of The Association of Jewish Libraries and the Selectors’ Choice Award of the Children’s Book Council and The Council for the Social Studies.
Gina Farina and the Prince of Mintz was made into a musical, by Charles Rondeck and Steve Liebman in 2002 and produced by the New York State Theater Institute.
Museum Exhibits:
18 Stones, with portraits by Nancy Patz and prose poems by Susan L. Roth, was first exhibited at The Jewish Museum of Maryland.
Nancy Patz: Her Inward Eye was shown at The Jewish Museum of Maryland, 2010.
The Artifacts Drawings were exhibited at Goucher College, Baltimore,
and at The Anne Frank House in New York City.
Born in Baltimore, Patz attended public schools and Goucher College, graduating from Stanford University. Her illustrations, paintings, drawings, and prints have been regularly exhibited in museums and galleries. She lectures widely in schools and teachers’ groups on the art of the picture book.
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