View art created by Secret Art And Archive Works - Dr. Seuss.

These two collections explore the paintings and illustrations done both privately for Seuss own pleasure and publicly for historic projects such as Seuss advertisements, political cartoons and several lesser known books.  Many of these works have been reproduced using hand-pulled serigraphy, also known as silkscreen printing.  This method gained prominence in the mid 1960s when artists such as Andy Warhol took notice of silkscreen’s potential for fine art printmaking and began utilizing it to create multiple layer graphics full of bright colors and crisp detail.