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ILLUSTRATION ART

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Like Norman Rockwell, Seuss personally created every rough sketch, preliminary drawing, final line drawing and finished work for each page of every project he illustrated. Despite the technical and budgetary limitations of color printing during the early and mid-twentieth century, Dr. Seuss the artist was meticulous about color selection. He created specially numbered color charts and elaborate color call-outs to precisely accomplish his vision for each book. Saturated reds and blues, for example, were carefully chosen for The Cat in the Hat to attract and maintain the visual attention of a six-year-old audience.

By the time Seuss’s book career took off, sharp draftsman skills were evident in drawings. His ability to move a storyline ahead via illustrations filled with tension, movement and color became a hallmark component of his work, and the surreal images that unfolded over six decades became the catalyst for a humorous and inspired learning experience.

KID YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS

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KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!
Edition SIze: 2500
Image SIze: 13"H x 17.5"W
Paper Size: 16.5"H x 20.5"W

Opening Price: $425

"And will you succeed?
Yes! You will indeed!
(98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed.)

Kid, you'll move mountains!"


NEW RELEASE! 

RELEASE DATE APRIL 2012

GREEN EGGS & HAM INSIDE COVER

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SOLD OUT FROM PUBLISHER

We have Available In Gallery Inventory
$325 (Unframed)

Green Eggs and Ham is one of the best-selling Dr. Seuss books of all time. This book was born of a wager between Ted Geisel and his Random House publisher, Bennett Cerf.  Cerf bet Geisel $50 that he couldn’t write a book using 50 words or less.  Legend has it that Cerf never paid off the bet.
Release Date: March 2002

Image Size:  14” x 12”
Edition Size:  1/2500 – 2500/2500 Arabic Numbers
I/XCIX – XCIX/XCIX Patron Editions
1/155 – 155/155 Collaborator Proofs
5 Hors d’ Commerce

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

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$225 (Unframed)

“At the end of the book, Dr. Seuss tells children to shout loud and remember, ‘I am what I am!  That’s a great thing to be!  If I say so myself, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!’  Knowing yourself, trusting yourself, is a theme in many Dr. Seuss books and is just one of many reasons why his stories stay with us long after we are children.”Taken from Your Favorite Seuss, Random House © 2004


Image Size:  9” x 12”
Limited Edition of 2500 Arabic Numbers
155 Collaborator Proofs

LORAX BOOK COVER

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LORAX BOOK COVER
Image Size - 17"H x 15"W
Edition Size 1500
$425 Unframed


This 1971 book championed personal and corporate responsibility in the late 20th Century.  While it is a book for children, its messages reach far beyond its juvenile audience.  Three trees are planted with the purchase of each Lorax print.  To date, over 7,500 trees have been planted.

OH THE STUFF YOU WILL LEARN

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$325 (Unframed)

Oh, the Stuff You Will Learn!

Since its founding in 1966, Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) has provided more than 300 million books for children to choose and keep. RIF’s highest priority is reaching underserved children from birth to age 8.  Through motivational activities, family and community involvement, literacy training, and the excitement of choosing free books, RIF makes reading a fun and beneficial part of everyday life.

With each sale of the limited edition print of “Oh the Stuff You Will Learn,” $3 will be donated to RIF to help bring the magic of books and the joy of reading to those children who need them most.
Image Size:  10.5” x 14”
Limited Edition of 2500 Arabic Numbers

STAR BELLIED FRIENDS

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Image Size - 17"H x 15"W
Edition Size 1500
$325 Unframed

One of Dr. Seuss’s wonderfully rich stories is the unforgettable tale of the Sneetches – some with stars on their bellies and some without.  It is this star, or lack of it, that brilliantly teaches children about social injustice. Ultimately, Seuss humorously shows us the absurdity in racism and prejudice.

Dr. Seuss wrote “Sneetches”, in 1961 to teach children about discrimination. He wrote the book to address how different groups of people didn’t like each other during World War II.


TURTLE TOWER

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Image Size 20"H x 10"W
Edition Size 1500
$425 Unframed


On the Island of Sala-ma-Sond, Yertle was king of the pond, but he wanted to be master of all he surveyed – and so he built his Turtle Tower on the backs of his people.  This story was fashioned after WWII’s most infamous dictator.  But in the end, “all the turtles are free as turtles and, maybe all creatures should be.”



WOULD YOU? COULD YOU? IN A CAR?

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$325 (Unframed)
Would You? Could You? In a Car?

Green Eggs and Ham is one of the best-selling Dr. Seuss books of all time.  This book was born of a wager between Ted Geisel and his Random House publisher, Bennett Cerf.  Cerf bet Geisel $50 that he couldn’t write a book using 50 words or less.  Legend has it that Cerf never paid off the bet.

Image Size:  14” x 12”
Limited Edition of 2500 Arabic Numbers

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