Edgar Valter
Estonian author and illustrator of children's books
An Estonian author and illustrator specialized in children's literature. Valter created a remarkable body of work that included both writing and illustrating numerous children's books. These works often featured whimsical themes and colorful illustrations, appealing to young readers. Valter's contributions to literature helped shape Estonian children's storytelling and creativity. His artistic style and narratives left a lasting impression on the genre, making literature engaging and accessible for children.
Illustrated the book 'Sipsik'
Authored and illustrated numerous children's books
Contributed to the Estonian children's literature landscape
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