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Every time I hear a siren, I think about all the brave men and women whose jobs it is to keep us safe and the courage it takes to rush into danger as people are fleeing the scene. Keep reading… Fire Engines is part of the Little Golden Book series and is illustrated by Tibor [...]
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Portrait of Betty Parsons by Tibor Gergely
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Calder's Circus
Sandy's Circus: A Story about Alexander Calder, by Tanya Lee Stone & Boris Kulikov
Topsy Turvy Circus, illustrated by Tibor Gergely
The Golden Circus, illustrated by Alice and Martin Provensen
Animal Circus by Aurelius Battaglia
Little Peewee, illustrated by J. P. Miller
The Circus Book, llustrations by Sari
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July 4 - August 28 at the Children's Museum of Manhattan
212 W 83rd St, New York, NY 10024
(212) 721-1234 Get directions
Illustration by Tibor Gergely, 1950, "The Great Big Fire Engine Book"
A fine portrait of a fine art dealer. Betty Parsons was probably the most important art dealer in America during the 40's and 50's. She discovered and first exhibited most of the abstract expressionists.
One Wednesday a very young Robert Rauschenberg walked into her gallery. "I only look at artist's work on Tuesdays," she told him.
"Can't we pretend it's Tuesday?" Rauschenberg replied. Soon she gave him his first show.