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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Amazing Time Elevator |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
34.35" x 15.75" |
email price request |
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From the book The Great Kettles: A Tale of Time page 33 |
"Put your hand on the Retro lever and never take it off, no matter what. When the elevator stops, you'll have about five seconds to see if you're in the right place. If you land anywhere else - and I mean anywhere else - pull the lever. You'll be returned to the clock tower and we can make the necessary adjustments." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Amazing Time Elevator - Poster |
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paper |
hand-signed |
25" x 14" |
$100 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Anna of the Celts |
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print |
375 signed and numbered |
13.75 x 20" |
$150 |
| giclee canvas |
25 signed and numbered |
25" x 36" |
email price request |
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"During medieval times in the Celtic world, Christianity may have been on the rise but many held onto their beliefs in traditional gods and goddesses. Anna was the figure they looked toward to protect them in battle. She represented loyalty, purity of spirit and courage of conviction. Battle was often waged by very loyal, bands of knights against marauding invaders such as the Vikings or Normans. It was believed that those who died valiantly in battle would be escorted by Anna to the next world. A fallen king’s targ (or shield) in hand and claymore (sword) nearby, Anna awaits her new charges." - D.M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Around the Horn |
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paper |
1500 signed and numbered |
9.75" x 8" |
$75 |
"Anything is possible in the world of the imagination. In The Great Kettles, for instance, some people cast plaid shadows. The moon comes down to dock. Gravity is more suggestion than law. and the furry creatures are most extraordinary! It's not unusual, then, to see a sight such as this in the Great Kettles: a squirrel in a nightcap retiring to bed by candlelight." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Bob Crachit and Tiny Tim Poster |
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hand-signed poster |
24" x 18" |
$25 |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Bounty |
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canvas |
100 signed and numbered |
14" x 36" |
email price request |
| canvas |
20 signed and numbered |
21" x 52" |
$1695 |
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"This abundant and lavishly beautiful feast would set a wonderful mood in any dining room without further explanation. But do you remember that one of the major themes in Charles Dickens’ "A Christmas Carol" is to be careful not to miss out on life’s bounty as it occurs around us? Or, that the messenger of this particular tiding is the Ghost of Christmas Present?" - D. M.
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Celtic King |
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print |
375 signed and numbered |
20" x 12" |
$150 |
| giclee canvas |
50 signed and numbered |
40" x 24" |
email price request |
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“In the glint of early dawn, a Celtic King awaits a messenger from the coastal bluffs, bearing what he hopes will be good news. All people of the shire have been drawn within the castle walls, however, loyal knights are mounted and in ready. A king must be prepared for other possibilities.” - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Charting the Skies |
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1250 signed and numbered |
21.25" x 17" |
$195 |
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from the book Ship of Dreams page 29 |
"The Sandman sits inside his windmill home. surrounded by the telescopes, charts and maps he uses to determine the placement of a new star (which he creates each time a child is born). These stars - and special numbered "navigating stars" - are like street signs for the Sandman. The stars are landmarks and guideposts for his travels through the sky." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Checker Cab |
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paper |
signed and consecutively numbered |
10.5" x 8" |
$50 |
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from the book The Great Kettles: A Tale of Time page 22 |
"Catch a ride with the Sandman on The Great Kettles' official taxi: the Checker Cab! Along the way, you might see Father Time, Mother Nature, Professor Throttleman or any of the hundreds of colorful characters from the land where imagination makes anything - and everything - possible. (Each piece is sequentially numbered in an old-fashioned meter in the border of this unique print.)" - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Checking It Twice |
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paper |
550 signed and numbered |
20" x 15" |
$150 |
| giclee canvas |
100 signed and numbered |
24" x 18" |
email price request |
Third in the “Father Christmas” Series
"Stephen, don’t load any coal on the sleigh tonight lads,” announced Father Christmas, donning his coat and sack. Scooping up the long scroll, he added “I’ve checked the list twice and lo and behold, all the children were good!”
An elf piped up,“Wonderful news, sir! But we never load any coal.”
“Sh-u-us-h now,” replied the jolly old fellow with a smile.“Time’s awasting. Let’s hitch up the team and be off.We’ve got our work cut out for us this Christmas Eve!” - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Chieftains |
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paper |
375 signed and numbered |
20" x 15" |
$150 |
| canvas |
50 signed and numbered |
32" x 24" |
$795 |
In a departure from portraiture, this action-packed scene features a pair of chieftains riding together to fend off their Viking enemies. It is set in the Dark Ages (circa 875 AD) when 250 Celtic kingdoms, each ruled by their own chieftain, extended from Ireland into Scotland and southern England. After years of being raided by the Vikings, the chieftains realized they were easy prey on their own but by joining forces in fighting their foe they would have a better chance. The chieftains were so successful in their combined efforts that the advance of the Viking hoards was halted and their expulsion from the Celtic kingdoms began. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
A Christmas Carol |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
13.75" x 22" |
$145 |
| canvas |
100 signed and numbered |
17" x 29" |
email price request |
| canvas |
20 signed and numbered |
25" x 41" |
email price request |
"Scrooge was a miser. His money was his life. Then, one Christmas Eve, Scrooge received a trio of visitors who showed him not only the true meaning of Christmas, but the true meaning of life. The scene is London, circa 1843, when Dickens first published the story. The offices of Scrooge and Marley are in fact the pub in the city where Dickens reportedly did a great deal of writing. As Scrooge leaves for home on that fateful Christmas Eve, he seemingly heads away from the light and joy of the holiday represented by both the carolers and a Father Christmas further down the street. Yet, these are actually his first steps towards redemption." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Christmas Ship poster |
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hand-signed poster |
24" x 18" |
$25 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Cloudkeeper |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
15" x 22.5" |
$145 |
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"Creating, cataloguing, installing and repairing clouds is the official job of The Great Kettles' Cloudkeeper. He hangs lightning, fills clouds with dehydrated rain and installs silver linings, too. Here, he has just returned Cloud Nine (which was out for repairs) to the sky where it belongs - right between Clouds Eight and Ten. Due to his uncanny ability to produce rain on command, the Cloudkeeper is also a member of The Great Kettles' Fire Department. (Note how the Cloudkeeper's vehicle resembles a fire engine.)" - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Crimson Comet |
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giclee canvas |
75 signed and numbered |
15" x 30" |
$595 |
“The story is based on an adventure about a five-year-old girl named Nora who has talked to the moon ever since she could remember. Often Nora would drop off to sleep right in the middle of the conversation. But on this night, as she was listing some of the things about being five that she was not particularly happy about, the moon suddenly blinked out like a bulb in a giant nightlight. Afraid of the dark, Nora runs to her eight-year-old big brother Jack, who, secretly, just so happens to be a superhero called The Crimson Comet. In a panic, Nora explains what has happened and Jack swings into action. Within minutes, the pair are soaring off into the night sky on his magic vehicle in search of the dark moon.The story of this journey is about the power of imagination and how these kids use it to resolve a dreadful situation.Their job is nothing short of returning celestial elements to their natural order in the universe, and, let’s face it, you just can’t do that without a healthy dose of imagination.” - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Danu of the Celts |
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giclee canvas |
50 signed and numbered |
42" x 21"
image size |
$950 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Draft of a Dream |
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original lithograph |
250 signed and numbered |
7" x 9" |
email price request |
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"Joey's wagon, The Redd Rocket, looks like an ordinary wagon. but, in fact, it's quite magical! The Redd Rocket has taken Joey on some extraordinary adventures. including his fantastic journey with the Sandman." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Dreamer's Trunk |
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paper |
1500 signed and
numbered |
22.25" x 29.5" |
email price request |
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From the book Ship of Dreams page 20 |
"When dreams get out of control, The Sandman catches their elements in his nets (usually used for saving falling stars) and stores them in the Dreamer's Trunk for safe-keeping. The trunk is full of the most extraordinary things. like sheep for counting, a nightmare - and the Big Dipper, which the Sandman uses to help sprinkle sleeping sand over the all world's children. Keep digging and you'll find nearly 100 dream-related items." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Dreamer's Trunk poster |
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paper |
hand-signed |
18" x 24" |
$25 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Drifting Closer |
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paper |
1250 signed and numbered |
17" x 22.5" |
$175 |
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From the book Ship of Dreams page 12 |
"A voice boomed through the darkness at Joey, who was entangled in the net, suspended high in the sky. A strange ship with its sails billowed out and a great balloon rising from its center was drifting ever closer. An old man bellowed from the deck, 'Who's there?' It was the Sandman - and Joey's real adventure was about to begin." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Father Christmas |
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paper |
open |
15.25" x
19.25" |
$125 |
| canvas |
180 signed and numbered |
19"
x 24" |
email price request |
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"This is the real Father Christmas. . .a worldly traveler with a merry twinkle in his eye." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Father Time - Flying Past |
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paper |
450 signed and numbered |
21.25" x 28.5" |
$190 |
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from the book The Great Kettles: A Tale of Time page 20 |
"Resting on the roof of the clock tower was a great winged ship. Father Time seemed perplexed by the controls. Several times he turned switches off which he had just turned on. He shifted levers and turned knobs. and finally, with a great sputter and cough, the machine came to life!" - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Great Kettles Train |
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paper |
open |
8.25" x 23.75" |
$85 |
| canvas |
180 signed and numbered |
12" x 36" |
email price request |
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from the book The Great Kettles: A Tale of Time end papers and pages 28-29 |
"Clacking and chugging, the Old Number 3 wheezed its way to a stop. This train didn't need tracks to reach its Copper Kettle Island destination - the main engine's camera could lay track anywhere. That day, the Cow That Jumped Over the Moon was the only passenger." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
High Top Tommy |
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paper |
signed and numbered |
5" x 4" |
$25 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Kate's Star |
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paper |
open edition |
10" x 12.5" |
email price request |
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from the book Ship of Dreams page 23 |
"Through stardust and comets and wind and bad weather, may this star that I hang in the sky stay forever!" These are the words of The Sandman as he hangs a new star each time a child is born. He positions the star in the sky, where it will stay until the end of time - right above the child's home town." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Lightship |
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paper |
550 signed and numbered |
15" x 20" |
$145 |
| giclee canvas |
250 signed and numbered |
13" x 18" |
$325 |
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"The inhabitants of the '"Great Kettles' book series have a great impact on our world. The Spring Solstice, for instance, is when the cool Beacon of Winter is replaced with the warm Summer Sun. Designed to bring about lighter, longer days, it is the job of the Lantern Keeper, Maura Bump, and her vessel the Lightship to see that the golden amber ball is fixed radiantly in the sky and that the long-awaited spring arrives." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Magic Door |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
17.75" x 34" |
$175 |
| canvas |
150 signed and numbered |
18" x 40" |
$795 |
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"Perched on the harbor in Old Bridgeport Village is The Magic Door, a mysterious shop owned by toy maker and inventor Sam Thacher. His emporium is named after the magical door – the ancient, padlocked one you see behind him – a portal through which Sam plans to someday retire from the real world to a world of imagination - a place called the Great Kettles. When Sam’s friend Father Christmas comes calling, however, he learns he’ll be embarking on this adventure sooner than he thinks." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Monster Launcher |
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paper |
250 signed and numbered |
11.5" x 35" |
$165 |
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Paddy becomes convinced (after listening to Monster Radio Theater) that monsters are living in Gramp’s house. Gramps sets to work on the Monster Launcher, a masterpiece of imagination, ingenuity and spare parts. The Monster Launcher is supposed to send a monster to the back side of the moon (the home of all monsters according to Paddy). He and Gramps load the machine with sure-fire monster bait (fruit cake and limburger cheese) and, to Gramps’ surprise, real monsters show up and climb aboard. They get launched, but only into the neighbor’s yard where they are eventually befriended by Paddy and Gramps. Once we’ve faced monsters, and taken their measure, we often find that they are not nearly as frightening as we imagine." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Mystic Mariner |
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750 signed and numbered |
27" x 34.5" |
email price request |
"The muffled strains of woodwind music drifted in on the ocean breeze, and the air was suddenly filled with the scent of exotic spices. From behind a curtain of fog emerged an impossible-looking ship, her bow curled back like the toe of a jester's slipper. Her decks and rails, a spellbinding tapestry of fabric and wood, spoke of far away ports across the sea of time. The old man lowered the long wooden horn from his lips and peacefully gazed out over the bow. The Mystic Mariner had arrived." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
One Christmas Eve |
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paper |
350 signed and numbered |
20" x 16" |
$150 |
| giclee canvas |
150 signed and numbered |
24" x 19" |
$495 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The P.A.S.T. Clock |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
22" x 31" |
$175 |
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From the book The Great Kettles: A Tale of Time page 13 |
"Joey stood in the middle of the Perpetual Absolute Standard Time Clock. Father Time was fast asleep and his assistant, Edmund, was nearby. Unbeknownst to Joey, the clock had stopped - just as it was supposed to - when it sensed someone traveling through time (as Joey had done with his homemade time machine). Now it was Father Time's job to get the world started again." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Peace on Earth poster |
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hand-signed poster |
20" x 16" |
$25 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Piper of Tir n'Og |
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giclee canvas |
50 signed and numbered |
20" x 30" |
$595 |
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"The famed warrior Finn goes on a quest into Tir n’ Og (pronounced tear-ah-naug), the Celtic land of eternal youth and happiness. At the end of his stay, he persuades an enchanted bagpiper to leave paradise and journey with him back to the world to join the Fianna (military elite of ancient Ireland) as their piper. His enchanted pipes stir the troops and summon their spirits to the task, defending the Celtic realm from any and all enemies. The piper travels with Finn for a time, but grows restless, tells Finn that the Fianna does not need him to play in order to fight and that his ability is needed elsewhere. Finn releases him, and for the next 300 years he roams the Celtic lands, his music awakening people to seek out the beauty and grace which lives within them." - D. M. |
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Preparing for the Journey |
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paper |
750 signed and numbered |
19.5" x 15.5" |
$135 |
| giclee canvas |
250 signed and numbered |
19" x 24" |
$495 |
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"There comes a point on Christmas Eve when all the bustling activity the North Pole begins to slow. The reindeer are in harness, the runners waxed, the sleigh is filled to bursting with gifts. Dusk conquers day and the elves take their place on the sleigh. When all is in readiness, the Old Fellow takes his moment of pause. No one asks why, for they know he is consumed with the enormous job at hand. Suddenly his face breaks with a rosy grin and he deftly swings up onto his sleigh. With a crack of the reins, Christmas begins anew…" - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Redd Rocket |
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paper |
1250 signed and numbered |
22.5" x 18" |
email price request |
| Anniversary giclee canvas |
100 signed and numbered |
30" x 24" |
$795 |
| From the book Ship of Dreams page 37 |
| "Joey thought it was all a dream. until he saw the Redd Rocket - fully rigged, with a sail, a balloon, and everything - just like the night before when he sailed with the Sandman! It wasn't a dream, was it?" - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Redd Rocket - Pre-Flight
From the book Ship of Dreams page 5 |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
12" x 12.75" |
email price request |
"Joey played with his wagon, The Redd Rocket, all afternoon. He pulled it around the backyard, up the driveway, through the garden - and found a new adventure at every turn. Joey wondered how he could make his wagon fly. If he had a balloon to lift it up into the sky and a sail to catch the wind - he could turn The Redd Rocket into his Ship of Dreams!" - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Sandman's Harvest Flight |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
20" x 26" |
email price request |
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From the book Ship of Dreams page 24 |
"Every evening, the Sandman places nets in the sky to catch falling stars. In the morning, he collects the harvest of stars and takes them back to his windmill - where he grinds them into fine sleeping sand." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Sandman's Ship of Dreams |
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paper |
750 signed and numbered |
21.5" x 28.5" |
email price request |
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From the book Ship of Dreams page 32 |
"In the early light of dawn, the ship settled like a giant beanbag onto the roof of Joey's house. It was time for him to go home. The Sandman placed his hand on Joey's shoulder and told him to open his eyes - and everything would become clear." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Sandman's Ship of Dreams poster |
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paper |
signed open edition |
24" x 18" |
$200 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Sighting Off the Stern |
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paper |
950 signed and numbered |
15" x 19" |
$135 |
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From the book Ship of Dreams page 30 |
"After watching the Sandman hang a star in the sky for a newborn baby named Kate, Joey wondered if there was a star for him, too. The Sandman knelt beside him and pointed toward a star with Joey's name on it - a star which, like all the others hung by The Sandman, will stay forever in the sky." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Sleeper Flight |
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paper |
1250 signed and numbered |
20" x 27" |
email price request |
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From the bookShip of Dreams cover image & page 18 |
"The Sandman travels just behind the sunset and follows it right around the world, arriving at each town precisely at bedtime. He sprinkles his sleeping sand into the eyes of "every child, every night, no exceptions" - bringing sweet dreams to all." - D. M. |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
Sleeper Flight poster |
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paper |
signed open edition |
24" x 18" |
$100 |
DEAN MORRISSEY
Solidarity |
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giclee canvas |
36" x 24" |
$350 |
giclee canvas |
20" x 13" |
$150 |
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DEAN MORRISSEY
The Song of Celestine |
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paper |
1500 signed and numbered |
20" x 18" |
$175 |
| canvas |
150 signed and numbered |
20" x 18" |
$350 |
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From the book The Song of Celestine cover image. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
A Sudden Gust |
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paper |
1250 signed and numbered |
13.25" x 20" |
$155 |
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From the book Ship of Dreams page 17 |
"A sudden bouncing and banging startled Joey awake. There he was, in his Redd Rocket wagon, hurtling through the night sky! Past the clock tower, over the rooftops and chimneys he flew. Metal wheels rattled, and a cloth sail flapped in the wind as Joey gripped the sides of the wagon." - D. M. |
DEAN MORRISSEY
The Telescope of Time |
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paper |
5000 signed and numbered |
14.5" x 33.5" |
$195 |
| From the book The Great Kettles: A Tale of Time pages 18-19 |
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