Theodor Geissel (Dr Seuss) (1904-1991) Original Limited Edition Print "The Cat that Changed the World" 94cm x 69cm
Theodor Geissel (Dr Seuss) (1904-1991) Original Limited Edition Print "The Cat that Changed the World" 94cm x 69cm
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Theodor Geissel (Dr Seuss) (1904-1991) Original Limited Edition Print "The Cat that Changed the World" 94cm x 69cm
An original limited edition print by Theodor Geissel (Dr Seuss) (1904-1991). Titled "The Cat that Changed the World". Mixed media pigment print, editioned 314/850 in pencil lower right. Facsimile signed, Chaseart Companies certificate of authenticity, printed 2014 verso along with a Trevor Victor Harvey Gallery label. This is a fine art print re-produced from one of Seuss's preliminary drawings for The Cat in the Hat. The artwork is in excellent condition surrounded by a thick acid-free white mat board in a matching thick white frame. Provenance: Private collector NSW.
Dimensions
Image size: 94cm x 69 cm. (37.0 x 27.1 in.)
Frame size: 136 x 107 x 3.5cm. (53.1 x 42.5 x 1.1 in.)
Bio
Dr. Seuss, born Theodor Seuss Geisel in 1904 to German American immigrants, is a renowned author and illustrator celebrated for his whimsical children's books. He grew up in Springfield, Massachusetts, where a close-knit family environment nurtured his interests in art and literature. Despite facing early challenges in his artistic pursuits, including discouragement from a high school art teacher, Geisel found his voice while attending Dartmouth College, where he began using the pen name "Dr. Seuss." His breakthrough came with the publication of "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" in 1937, which established his unique style of combining playful language and imaginative illustrations. Dr. Seuss's works often carry deeper messages, addressing themes like materialism in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" and environmentalism in "The Lorax." He was also known for his innovative approach to children's literacy, particularly with "The Cat in the Hat," which challenged conventional reading primers. Over his lifetime, Dr. Seuss authored 48 books that sold over 200 million copies, captivating audiences with his creativity and humor. Despite his passing in 1991, his legacy continues, although it is now accompanied by discussions regarding the cultural sensitivity of some of his earlier works. Dr. Seuss remains a beloved figure, inspiring generations of readers to embrace imagination and diversity.
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