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Tom Sawyer, Dead Cat Sepia Signed Print Offset from its beginnings in 1952Norman Rockwell (1894 1978) Cat Dead Cat from Tom Sawyer Folio, 1936 Story illustration for Tom Sawyer , by Mark Twain for Heritage Press, 1936 Media print lithography on paper Originally created for Mark Twain's 1936 edition of Tom Sawyer, Cat was hand proofed and printed by Circle Gallery in August 1971. The collotype measures 26 by 20 inches, and the edition consists of 295 impressions. 200 were numbered and 60 artist proofs were signed in pencil