Most people today know artist Maurice Sendak as the creator of children’s book classics such as “Where the Wild Things Are” and “In the Night Kitchen.” A new exhibition of his work looks ...

Taking place through June 10, the exhibition features items from the art collection of Maurice Sendak, the illustrator known ...

From illuminated books by William Blake to the work of Beatrix Potter and Walt Disney, the legendary artist and author’s trove of treasures offers a window into his imaginative universe — offered in ...

Peter Fisher for The New York Times Supported by By Arthur Lubow A pre-eminent writer and illustrator of children’s books, Maurice Sendak, who died in 2012 at 83, was also a passionate art ...

Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak' boasts more than 450 objects and artworks, tracing a rich creative life that extends far beyond his 1963 masterpiece. Courtesy: DAM / The Maurice Sendak ...

The exhibit was curated by Jonathan Weinberg, artist and curator of the Maurice Sendak Foundation. Weinberg and the foundation’s executive director, Lynn Caponera, both of whom knew Sendak from ...

It’s a well-deserved spot, Heinrich believes. “Maurice Sendak was an artist, not an illustrator,” he said, an opinion visitors will likely share after touring this 450-object exhibit.

What does the Grants Pass v. Johnson... Maurice Sendak, author of “Where the Wild Things Are” and “Alligators All Around,” is the focus of the Skirball Center’s new exhibit, which includes original ...

Maurice Sendak, Artist, Collector, Connoisseur includes a live auction on 10 June - which would have been Sendak's 97th birthday - and an online auction 29 May-10 June 2025. The works will be on ...

This exhibition shows that even as Sendak stuck to simple themes, his art style was varied, energetic and wildly creative. “Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak” offers enough of his in ...