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An Parrish
| Institution | Faculty | Department | Degree | Period | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia School of Design for Women | Art | Painting | — | — | United States |
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1925 | Newbery Honor | The Dream Coach | — | American Library Association (Association for Library Service to Children) | Runner-up / Newbery Honor |
| 1931 | Newbery Honor | Floating Island | — | American Library Association (Association for Library Service to Children) | Runner-up / Newbery Honor |
| 1951 | Newbery Honor | The Story of Appleby Capple | — | American Library Association (Association for Library Service to Children) | Runner-up / Newbery Honor |
| 1925 | Harper Prize | The Perennial Bachelor | — | Harper & Brothers | Winner |
A 1923 romance novel; one of Parrish's early adult novels.
A children's book illustrated by her brother Dillwyn Parrish; a collaborative work.
A collection of short, dreamlike children's tales illustrated by her brother Dillwyn; selected as a Newbery Honor book.
Published in 1925; a bestseller of the year according to the New York Times and winner of the Harper Prize from Harper & Brothers.
Published in 1928; one of her bestselling novels in the U.S. Adapted into the 1950 film Born to Be Bad.
A 1930 children's book selected as a Newbery Honor.
A 1950 children's book that was selected as a Newbery Honor.
Anne Parrish was active in both children's literature and adult fiction, receiving multiple Newbery Honors. She was also an art collector and is known for bequeathing major works to the Wadsworth Atheneum.
I studied painting in Philadelphia more because my mother and father were painters than because I was one.