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| Ezra Jack Keats “They were getting close to home when Ziggie finally dropped the rope” Final illustration for Regards to the Man in the Moon, 1981 |
i recently checked out this show at The Jewish Museum. it was fantastic to see the original paintings and collages. there were a lot of collaged elements in the paintings; swatches of fabric, shards of newspaper, scraps of magazines and ads and hand made marbled paper. at the end of the exhibition was a cute, little reading area that included his books and others'. it was great to see how the original pieces translated into books.
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| Ezra Jack Keats “Crunch, crunch, crunch, his feet sank into the snow” Final illustration for The Snowy Day, 1962 |
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| Ezra Jack Keats “Peter’s mother asked him and Willie to go on an errand to the grocery store” Final illustration for Whistle for Willie, 1964 |
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| Ezra Jack Keats “On his way to meet Peter, Archie saw someone new on the block” Final illustration for Hi Cat!, 1970 |
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| Ezra Jack Keats “ . . . weave for us a garment of brightness (American Indian, Tewa Pueblo)” Final illustration for God Is in the Mountain, 1966 |
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| Ezra Jack Keats, Dust jacket Final illustration for A Letter to Amy, 1968 Watercolor, collage and paint on board, 10 1/4 x 21 1/2 in. |
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