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"Elephant Presenting A Flower to A Bird" Serigraph on Canvas by Dr. Seuss "Elephant Presenting A Flower to A Bird" Serigraph on Canvas by Dr. Seuss

"Elephant Presenting Flower to a Bird"

Dr. Seuss

Title:
"Elephant Presenting Flower to a Bird"

Medium:
Serigraph/Canvas

Collection:
Estate Signed Patron Collection

Unframed Size:
21" x 47"

Framed Size:
27.5" x 53.5"

Edition Size:
RN XCIX

Condition:
Excellent - except number is completely faded - Certificate available

Purchased Year:
1999

Purchased from:
Dealer

Certificate:
Yes

Certificate
Issued By:
Chase Group

 
Asking Price:
$15,000.00 - Framed

Framed without Glass or Plexiglas:

Estate signed:




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"Elephant Presenting Flower to a Bird"

Dr. Seuss

Title:
"Elephant Presenting Flower to a Bird"

Medium:
Serigraph/Canvas

Collection:
Estate Signed Patron Collection

Unframed Size:
21" x 47"

Framed Size:
27.5" x 53.5"

Edition Size:
RN XCIX

Condition:
Excellent - except number is completely faded - Certificate available

Purchased Year:
1999

Purchased from:
Dealer

Certificate:
Yes

Certificate
Issued By:
Chase Group

 
Asking Price:
$15,000.00 - Framed

Framed without Glass or Plexiglas:

Estate signed:




Make an Offer / Ask A Question

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"Elephant Presenting A Flower to A Bird" Serigraph on Canvas by Dr. Seuss "Elephant Presenting A Flower to A Bird" Serigraph on Canvas by Dr. Seuss
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Adapted posthumously from the 1925 original ink and watercolor on illustration board.

Elephant Presenting Flower to a Bird (1925) is one of Dr. Seuss’s earliest paintings and a true precursor to his Deco Period—1930-49. His use of saturated black backgrounds combined with signature smoke rings, labyrinths, and deco architectural elements allowed him to create a new visual language that accentuated the muted pallets so characteristic of this period.