These rare, limited edition prints are exceptionally valuable for their scarcity and quality. The size of Marcus Ashley Gallery’s inventory of Dr. Seuss rare and sold out art is truly remarkable, and we are proud to be able to display it to the public and offer it for purchase. Please get in touch with uss to learn more about what Dr. Seuss sold out pieces we currently have available.

These works offer a fascinating insight into Dr. Seuss’ personal life. As a primarily children’s author and illustrator who worked under a pseudonym, Dr. Seuss strayed from showing much of his adult life to the public. In his private artwork, Seuss concealed many of his personal and political views, creating wild and often nonsensical depictions of culture throughout 60 years of his career. This witty, whimsical archive of Dr. Seuss original art shows a different side of the American icon that he did not show to the world during his lifetime.

Dr. Seuss was a remarkably precise illustrator. This collection of illustrations demonstrates the meticulous attention to detail that Seuss adhered to while illustrating his books. In the early and mid-twentieth century, color printing had significant limitations and required Seuss to carefully select each and every color to appeal to young minds. The vibrant hues so distinctive of Dr. Seuss books are no accident: you can witness the time and care that went into his colorful illustrations in this unique collection of color charts and illustrations.

In the early 1930s, Dr. Seuss ventured into three-dimensional artwork in a unique and bizarre way: mixed-media taxidermy sculptures. Using parts of deceased animals from the Forest Park Zoo in which his father was superintendent, Seuss created imaginative and peculiar creatures that exemplify his strange creativity. With names like the “Semi-Normal Green-Lidded Fawn,” “Tufted Gustard,” and the “Goo-Goo-Eyed Tasmanian Wolghast,” you can understand the depths of imagination involved in these wonderful sculptures. Witness the collection of Dr. Seuss original art that led the artist to be dubbed “The World’s Most Eminent Authority on Unheard-Of Animals.”

Marcus Ashley Gallery, the premier Dr. Seuss gallery, has the only complete Taxidermy Collection on display. Here, you can see all of the sold-out and rare taxidermies and astounding Dr. Seuss art for sale.

The Bronze Collection by artist Leo Rijn was sculpted as a tribute to the most iconic Dr. Seuss characters, including The Lorax, The Grinch, and The Cat in the Hat. Rijn is famous for his work in the film industry, working closely with talent such as Tim Burton, Ang Lee, and Steven Spielberg to create memorable classics. Rijn captures the essence of Dr. Seuss’ whimsical creations with spectacular attention to detail. This remarkable Dr. Seuss art is for sale at Marcus Ashley Gallery, the premier destination for Dr. Seuss art.

In celebration of the Art of Dr. Seuss Collection’s 25th Anniversary and the original release of the Indistinct Cat, we proudly introduce the first-ever work in the new Secret Art Sculpture Collection:  The Indistinct Cat Sculpture.

In this remarkable work, we invite the Cat into our world in a very real and tactile way.  It is as if he has stepped off of the canvas and into our lives – a physical manifestation of the many facets of Ted and, indeed, of ourselves.

Despite his distinct fame as Dr. Seuss, Ted Geisel’s low profile kept him less known, mysterious, and indistinct.  One wonders in these moments, “Can we ever really accept the clarity with which the world sees us?”