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Dr. Seuss Three Dimensional Sculptures
Dr. Seuss made three dimensional sculptures in the 1930’s using real animal parts such as beaks, antlers, and horns, from animals that had died at the Forest Park Zoo. He started making these in his New York apartment, and it is now part of both private and public sculptures including the University of California San Diego. Some of his creatures included the Kangaroo Bird, Semi-Normal Green-Lidded Fawn and the Mulberry Street

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