Angels and Wild Things

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The study explores the evolution of Maurice Sendak's work from the 1950s through the 1970s, highlighting key breakthroughs and the complexity of his later books. By integrating biographical, historical, cultural, and literary elements with psychological and archetypal insights, it examines both the texts and illustrations created by Sendak, offering a comprehensive analysis of his artistic journey and impact on children's literature.