Bruno Frost (1902-1992) was born in Austria on 1st October 1902.
He frequently travelled between the UK and the USA. The British 1939 register shows him as divorced and living at 158 West Bourne Terrace, City of Westminster, London (UK). He married Lily Weiss in 1940 in Hendon, UK. Lily may be the same Lily Weiss who was a violinist in the Weiss string quartet from Vienna.
Bruno died in Rockaway, New Jersey, USA, on 13th October 1992
Illustrated by Frost:-
Fifty Famous Fairy Tales (1946)
Dvořák's Symphony from the New World (1946)
The Wonder Book of Bible Stories (1951)
A Story of Ancient Rome (1951)
A Child's Book of Jungle Animals (1954)
A Child's Book of Prehistoric Animals (1956)
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