The Art of Dr. Seuss project offers a rare glimpse into the artistic life of this celebrated American icon and chronicles almost seven decades of work that, in every respect is uniquely, stylistically, and endearingly Seussian.

The Art of Dr. Seuss Accolades and Honors Exhibitions FAQ How to Acquire Abduction of the Sabine Woman. $6,950.00 Abduction of the Sabine Woman- Parlor Edition. $2,195.00 After Dark in the Park. $17,500.00 Alley Cat for a Very Long Alley. $17,500.00 Antlered Animal Adoring Pink-Tufted Small Beast ...

Despite the technical and budgetary limitations of color printing during the early and mid-twentieth century, Dr. Seuss was meticulous about color selection. He created specially numbered color charts and intricate color callouts to precisely accomplish his vision for each book.

The Art of Dr. Seuss Collection presents the exclusive authorized limited editions reproduced from Theodor Seuss Geisel’s original paintings, drawings, and sculpture.

Visitors chronologically walk through Dr. Seuss’s life as they weave through thirty-two didactic panels, intermingled with a mind-altering collection of estate-authorized artworks adapted and reproduced from Dr. Seuss’s original paintings, drawings, and sculpture.

Illustrator by day, surrealist by night, Dr. Seuss created a body of irrepressible work during his leisure hours that would redefine him as an iconographic American artist. Revealing a dazzling rainbow of hues not seen in the primary-color palette of his books for children, these paintings exhibit a sophisticated, technically accomplished, and ...

From the project’s inception in 1997, we have educated thousands of people including collectors, galleries, museums, curators, and the media with precise information designed to edify Dr. Seuss enthusiasts and sophisticated art collectors alike.

PLEASE CONTACT YOUR AUTHORIZED DR. SEUSS GALLERY FOR DETAILS ON HOW TO ACQUIRE. Chase Art Companies is the exclusive publisher for Dr. Seuss Artworks; however, the collection is only available for acquisition through an Authorized Gallery.

From early advertising and editorial cartoons to seventy years of paintings, drawings, and sculpture, Dr. Seuss’s horned, whiskered, and winged creatures played while contemplating the issues of the world within deco-inspired landscapes of pure nonsense.

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.