found: Author's Comet in Moominland, 1951.
found: Jones, W.G. Tove Jansson, 1984 (subj.)CIP t.p. (Tove Jansson) galley (Tove Marika Jansson)
found: Rūk̦ītis Nilss Karlsons ; Mio, manu Mio! 1991:t.p. (Tūve Jānsone) colophon (Tuve I︠A︡nsson) CIP data (T. Jānsone)
found: Bildkonstnären Tove Jansson, c1992:p. 334 (b. Aug. 9, 1914)
found: Dochʹ skulʹptora, 2001:t.p. (Tuve I︠A︡nsson) t.p. verso (Tove Yonsson [in rom.]) p. 5 (d. June 27, 2001)
found: Moomin, c2007:bk. 2 t.p. (Tove Jansson)
found: Drawn & Quarterly WWW site, July 14, 2008:(Tove Jansson; 1914-2001; Finnish author)
found: Wikipedia, July 14, 2008:(Tove Jansson; Finnish citizen whose mother-tongue was Swedish; all of her books were originally written in Swedish)
found: LAC internal file, February 21, 2019(heading: Jansson, Tove; variants: IA︠n︡sson, Tuve; Jānsone, Tūve; Jansson, Tove Marika; born August 9, 1914, in Helsinki, Grand Duchy of Finland, Russian Empire; died 27 June 2001 in Helsinki, Finland; full name Tove Marika Jansson; Swedish-speaking Finnish novelist, painter, illustrator and comic strip author; all of her books were originally written in Swedish; sister of Lars Jansson)
found: New York times, 12 Oct. 2023:in an exhibition review on page C2 (A new exhibition in Paris explores how Tove Jansson created the Moomins to reflect her values as an ardent pacifist; Tove Jansson, the Scandinavian writer and artist, was born in Helsinki, Finland in 1914, died in 2001; her Swedish mother, the illustrator Signe Hammarsten-Jansson, and her Finnish-Swedish father, the sculptor Viktor Jansson, met in Paris while studying art; [Ms. Jansson] wrote a series of nine Moomin books that became classics in Finnish literature)
