Agnes Allen
British children's writer and illustrator, social history, "The Story of" series illustrated by her and husband Jack Allen
About Agnes Allen
Lived 1898 – 1959 (aged 60–61). Agnes Allen was a writer and illustrator.
Agnes Allen (1898–1958) was an English author of children's books. She won the Carnegie Medal for British children's books in 1949 for The Story of Your Home, a non-fiction book that traces the history of homes in the British Isles, from caves to castles to skyscrapers. It was the second non-fiction book to win the Carnegie Medal, and featured detailed line drawings by Allen and her husband, Jack.
Agnes Allen's Story series began with The Story of the Village in 1947. She wrote a number of other books in this series, mainly about social history and art. They included The Story of Our Parliament (1949), The Story of the Highway (1950) and The Story of Clothes (1955). Her four-book series entitled Living in History took a comprehensive approach to particular eras rather than looking at one aspect throughout the ages.
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Who was Agnes Allen?
British children's writer and illustrator, social history, "The Story of" series illustrated by her and husband Jack Allen
When was Agnes Allen born?
Agnes Allen was born in 1898 in England.
When did Agnes Allen die?
Agnes Allen died in 1959.
What was Agnes Allen's occupation?
Agnes Allen was a writer and illustrator.
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