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"On The Faraway Island of Salamasond, Yertle the Turtle Was King of the Pond" Lithograph on Somerset Paper by Dr. Seuss

"On The Faraway Island of Salamasond, Yertle the Turtle Was King of the Pond"

Dr. Seuss

Title:
"On The Faraway Island of Salamasond, Yertle the Turtle Was King of the Pond"

Medium:
Lithograph on Somerset Paper

Collection:
Illustration Art

Unframed Size:
Paper Size: 11.25” x 14.75” ; Image Size: 8.5” x 12.25”

Framed Size:
24" x 27"

Edition Size:
99 Patrons’ Collection

Condition:
Excellent

Certificate:
Yes

Certificate
Issued By:
The Chase Group

 
Asking Price:
$995.00 - Framed

Framed with Plexiglas:

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"On The Faraway Island of Salamasond, Yertle the Turtle Was King of the Pond"

Dr. Seuss

Title:
"On The Faraway Island of Salamasond, Yertle the Turtle Was King of the Pond"

Medium:
Lithograph on Somerset Paper

Collection:
Illustration Art

Unframed Size:
Paper Size: 11.25” x 14.75” ; Image Size: 8.5” x 12.25”

Framed Size:
24" x 27"

Edition Size:
99 Patrons’ Collection

Condition:
Excellent

Certificate:
Yes

Certificate
Issued By:
The Chase Group

 
Asking Price:
$995.00 - Framed

Framed with Plexiglas:

Estate signed:




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"On The Faraway Island of Salamasond, Yertle the Turtle Was King of the Pond" Lithograph on Somerset Paper by Dr. Seuss

Adapted posthumously from the illustration for the 1958 book, Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories.

The 1958 book,Yertle the Turtle, has a little-known and somewhat surprising origin. In a 1987 interview, Ted said: “Yertle was Hitler or Mussolini. Originally, Yertle had a mustache, but I took it off.” During the run-up to WWII, FDR was battling the isolationist “America First” supporters who were seeking to keep us out of the war. Ted believed American isolationism was not an option and that Hitler needed to be stopped. He fought these battles with hundreds of WWII editorial cartoons during 1941 and ’42, and ultimately with his service in the Army as a captain in Frank Capra’s celebrated wartime documentary filmmaking unit.