![]() Ernie gives the painting to Oscar, titling it "The View From Oscar's Trash Can". ![]() Oscar arises from his can, wondering what the what caused the ruckus, only to discover that he now loves Ernie's artwork. Ernie is aghast with horror at the sight of his ripped painting, covered with Roosevelt's ice cream. Despite Prairie's best attempts to get Big Bird to stop, his unicycle hit a pothole sending him on a collision course with all of them, hurling Ernie's head through the canvas. ![]() Once Prairie Dawn arrives (oddly as a brunette), Bert and Prairie begin suggesting ways that Ernie can improve his painting. Big Bird arrives on a unicycle with Roosevelt Franklin, both thinking there must be a party going on. The Count counters, counting the "lovely colors". ![]() The book begins with Oscar insulting Ernie's "getup", and Ernie explaining "beneath this stripey shirt, there beats the heart of an artist." Eventually, Bert and The Count arrive, as Oscar insults the brightness of Ernie's painting. ![]() It was released in 1979 and it based on the Sesame Street television series. Ernie's Work of Art is a Little Golden Book. Written by Norman Stiles, Illustrated by Joe Mathieu 979 views 8 Dislike Share Save Crafty Girls Crafting the World 19 subscribers Reading Kid's Story. ![]()
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