![]() Viewing these works in person, as opposed to their reproductions in books, reveals the multiple layers of watercolor that Wiesner uses to create the exquisitely nuanced hues that bring each piece to life. Because these original works are rarely seen, the meticulous processes through which Wiesner achieves his seemingly effortless effects are rarely apprehended. ![]() Examples of Wiesner’s earliest artistic successes are on view, too, as well as sketches and notebooks revealing his time-consuming creative process, which culminates in the enchanting watercolor paintings that anchor the exhibition. The exhibition features 70 original watercolors from some of Wiesner’s most beloved books, including the Caldecott Medal winners Tuesday (1991), The Three Pigs (2001), and Flotsam (2006). His many books have delighted readers of all ages for three decades with wildly imaginative tales that capture the joy of pictures and stories. ![]() ![]() Wiesner’s body of work explores the complexity of human imagination through richly layered imagery, clever composition, and humor. 1956) is a master of storytelling through pictures and three-time winner of the Caldecott Medal. ![]()
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