About the Wanda Gág House
The Wanda Gág House Interpretive Center and Museum is dedicated to the artistic legacy of Wanda Gág and her Gag family. The mission of the Wanda Gág House Association is to educate and inspire by preserving the Gag family home and celebrating the family’s history and creative endeavors. Our programs and exhibits encourage creative expression and provide educational experiences. They explore the Gag Family contributions to our cultural heritage, while enhancing the appreciation of artistic excellence.
Explore Gag Family History
Discover the rich heritage of the Gag family and immerse yourself in their captivating history. Explore our curated art exhibit showcasing masterpieces from the past.
Gag Family Artists
Full of raw talent, the Gag Family helped document history, beautify homes and public buildings, and produced a number of works of art for children and folks of all ages to enjoy.
Gag Family Home
Built in 1894, the restored two-and-a-half-story Queen Anne is the childhood home of internationally acclaimed artist, illustrator and printmaker Wanda Gág.
Millions of Cats
In 1928 Wanda Gag wrote and illustrated the book Millions of Cats, considered today a classic in children’s literature.
Curated Art Exhibit
Explore the Gag family's artistic legacy in our curated exhibit, showcasing their captivating works across generations.