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Wanda Gág's Legacy
Discover the Story of Wanda Gag
Beyond her renowned children’s book “Millions of Cats”, Wanda Gág’s artistic legacy continues to inspire artists and art enthusiasts internationally, and, thus, she remains a prominent figure in the global art world. Her artworks have been showcased in prestigious institutions such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the British Museum and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), reflecting her compassionate portrayal of everyday life.
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Finding Wanda
‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
Born in Minnesota to Bohemian immigrants, Wanda Gág fulfilled her artist father’s dying words — “What Father began, Wanda will have to finish” — when she reached New York in 1917, at age 24, first to pursue fashion illustration and then children’s books.
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‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
Finding Wanda By Allison Campbell-Jensen
Discover the exciting events and activities happening at Wanda Gag House. From guided tours to cultural festivals, there's always something happening at this vibrant and dynamic site.
Finding Wanda By Allison Campbell-Jensen
‘Millions of Cats’ and Prints for Grown-Ups: Wanda Gág at the Whitney
Finding Wanda By Allison Campbell-Jensen
Perhaps you, you and your parents, you and your children, or you and your siblings have read “Millions of Cats,” out loud, to each other, or solo. This classic children’s book was first published in 1928 and, since then, never, ever has gone out of print.