Flower Fish
Adapted posthumously from the pencil and gouache on board created for the 1947 book, McElligot’s Pool.
For McElligot’s Pool, Dr. Seuss created fanciful paintings for every single page, in contrast to the astute illustrations done for the vast majority of his children’s books. As one leafs through the volume, Flower Fishnever fails to catch the eye. The flowery and floating exaggeration of her fins is obviously where she gets her name and the architectural renderings that Ted so loved to put in his work, are transformed here to her underwater playground.
Alley Cat for a Very Long Alley
Serigraph on Canvas
Artist Worrying
Sculpture
Joseph Katz (SC)
Hand-Painted Cast Resin Sculpture
Two-Horned Drouberhannis
Sculpture
Freebird
Serigraph on Canvas
Pink Tufted Small Beast in a Night Landscape
Serigraph on Canvas
Joseph Katz and His Coat of Many Colors
Serigraph on Canvas
Cat From the Wrong Side of the Tracks
Serigraph on Panel