Maurice Sendak

I Maurice Bernard Sendak (; Junio 10, 1928 – Mayo 8, 2012) metung yang Americanung talasulat ampong  ilustrador ning panyulat a pang-anak. Pikabalwan yang dili uli ning kayang libru, ing Where the Wild Things Are, a milimbag anyang 1963.

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"TateShots: Maurice Sendak", a five-minute interview, Tate Museum, 22 December 2011; "look back over his literary career, discuss his love for William Blake and hear why he believes that as an artist, 'you just have to take the dive'".
"Fresh Air Remembers Author Maurice Sendak", Fresh Air (NPR), May 8, 2012. With links to/excerpts of interviews in 1986, 1989, 1993, 2003 (re: Brundibár), 2009 ("Looking Back On Wild Things ...") and 2011 ("This Pig Wants To Party: Maurice Sendak's Latest").
"Maurice Sendak: Where the Wild Things Are", NOW on PBS, interview by Bill Moyers, 2004. Other links: NOW: "The History of Brundibar"; American Masters: "Maurice Sendak"; HBO: "A Portrait of Maurice Sendak" .
PBS: American Masters A one-minute video clip
NPR: Conversation with Maurice Sendak. A seventeen-minute audio interview by Jennifer Ludden, June 4, 2005.
 "Maurice Sendak", KCRW Bookworm Interview by Michael Silverblatt, May 18, 1992; "talks about The Nutcracker and the process of writing a book that became a classic."
 The Rosenbach Museum and Library Exhibition space for Sendak drawings
 

 "Remembering Maurice Sendak through his Stephen Colbert interview", LA Times Showtracker blog, May 8, 2012. Highlights of one of Sendak's last public interviews; with Stephen Colbert; "months before his passing" (n.d.); with links to two-part interview at ColbertNation.com.
 "Maurice Sendak remembered by Tony Kushner: The author of Where the Wild Things Are was driven to make rich, complex, even dangerous art for children", Tony Kushner, The Guardian, 22 December 2012

1928 births
2012 deaths
American atheists
American children's writers
American people of Polish-Jewish descent
American philanthropists
American writers of Polish descent
Art Students League of New York alumni
Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award winners
Caldecott Medal winners
Cardiovascular disease deaths in Connecticut
Children's book illustrators
Deaths from stroke
Gay writers
Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration winners
Jewish American writers
Jewish atheists
Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal winners
LGBT artists from the United States
LGBT Jews
LGBT writers from the United States
National Book Award winners
Opera designers
People from Brooklyn
People from Ridgefield, Connecticut
United States National Medal of Arts recipients
Writers who illustrated their own writing