The Word Was Passed along the Better Mice to Avoid a Certain Cellar...For Death Stalked There -- Death, with Great Round Eyes, (painting).

The Word Was Passed along the Better Mice to Avoid a Certain Cellar...For Death Stalked There -- Death, with Great Round Eyes, (painting).

Bransom, John Paul, 1885-1979, painter.

The Word Was Passed along the Better Mice to Avoid a Certain Cellar...For Death Stalked There -- Death, with Great Round Eyes, (painting).

Pastel on paper.

12 3/4 x 16 in.

Literature -- Ladies' Home Journal

Literature -- Weaver -- Farsighted Cat

Schiller, Justin G., New York

Illustration for The Farsighted Cat by John V. A. Weaver and Peggy Wood, published in the Ladies' Home Journal, Sept. 1928.

"The Art of American Illustration," Chadds Ford, PA: Brandywine River Museum of the Brandywine Conservancy, 1976, no. 20.

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