Dr. Seuss is best known for children’s literature, but the writer and cartoonist does have some adult titles to his name which still carry a distinct attitude of juvenalia—though maybe not in ...

PLEASANTON — Long before Dr. Seuss became his name ... He did not make them for profit. This work shows the true artist of Seuss at work, Dowell said. The energy was just pouring out of him.

Take one look at his early creations ... Oxford University (his “Dr.” title was later legitimatized with an honorary from his alma mater Dartmouth), Seuss found work as an illustrator at ...

But Seuss's early work did have a darker, racist side — before he eventually changed his views and abandoned his prejudices. Dr. Seuss' political leanings are well known — the writer was a ...

whose affects and actions are at times as recognizable and cartoonish as Dr. Seuss’s characters. It’s hard not to assume Geisel would be cheered by seeing his work inspire signs and memes and ...

Allegations of racist stereotypes in the author’s work are not new. The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum in Geisel ... Geisel eventually regretted his early depictions of non-white people.

A California auction house is selling an early drawing by Dr. Seuss that’s sure to disappoint the parents and children who adore his later work. The 1929 color illustration for “Judge ...

The business that manages Dr. Seuss’ work and legacy said today that it ... remains a beloved staple in the early reading canon—despite growing concerns about racist and xenophobic tropes ...