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.

After 4 years of exclusively representing the Art of Dr Seuss in the UK, we are proud to present the first British Touring Exhibition that kicks off at the Museum of Croydon in the Clocktower on June 28th 2008. This will be a fantastic way to introduce your kids to the fabulous world of Dr Seuss. Be there or be square on a chair! Other Tour Dates to be announced shortly! All the artwork is available to buy right now so take a look at this massively popular iconic illustrative artwork. You won't be disappointed! Order Today!

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