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Original Don Stockton Illustration Art

Don Stockton's illustration measures 14 1/8 x 13 and is in very good condition. Brown and Bigelow published the 1949 calendar using this illustration for the month of January. Shown along with this illustration is the printed calendar page for March 1949.

The illustration board is approximately 60pts.

$400.00

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1975 Lopez Alarcon Oil Painting - "Bajada al Valle" Segovia

Framed Landscape Oil Painting - Frame: 32 x 36 1/2 inches / Painting: 21 x 17 1/2 inches. From the Galeria Kreisler, Madrid.


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Currier and Ives Chromolithograph - The Hudson Highlands

Large Folio Chromolithograph from the Peekskill and Cold Spring Road near Garrison's Landing. The original was hand colored by Fannie Palmer in 1857. Fannie Palmer was the first woman to make a living as a full time artist in America.

The image measures 23 7/8 x 16 3/4.

$300

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Autographed photo from the 1967 play by Howard Sackler "The Great White Hope" which debuted on Broadway in 1968 and starred James Earl Jones.  The photo came from the estate of original cast member, George Curley who played the weigher-in, Mr. Farlow and the photographer - Mr. Curley appears in the photo at the lower right. The photo measures 22 inches x 34 inches.

The autographs from left to right: Lou Gilbert, David Thomas, James Earl Jones, George Mathews, Sean Walsh, Ed Lauter, Eugene R. Wood, Thomas Barbour, Jon Cypher and Larry Swanson.

$150

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Tom Everhart's 1997 Snoopy Lithograph S2 - "Are you talking to me?"

Unframed Lithograph measures 36 x 22.25 (full sheet measures 40 x 27 1/4). Numbered Artist Proof 3/50. S2 is embossed in the lower left corner.

Excellent condition.


 
 
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Francisco Goya Etching from The Los Caprichos Series

Plate #20 "Ya van desplumados" - Translation: "They are going off plucked"

The interactions between men and prostitutes undoubtedly interested Goya. He frequently utilized the visual pun of a "plucked" bird when featuring the theme. The word "desplumar" not only meant to "pluck" but was also a colloquial term for to "fleece”or rob. In this plate two young prostitutes chase away featherless chickens with human heads. The chickens (or clients) are being chased away after being "plucked".

In 1962 Sears, Roebuck and Co. hired Vincent Price to assemble a collection of fine art to sell to the general public. Price had a recognizable name and a reputation as an art collector. The actor purchased more than 2,700 works and the first 100 went on sale in October of 1962. To the store's surprise, it worked. Discontinued in 1971, the Vincent Price Collection has been forgotten as an odd art historical footnote.





 
 
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Francisco Goya Etching from The Los Caprichos Series

Plate #21 "¡Qual la descañonan!" - Translation: "How they pluck her!"

This plate depicts a young prostitute in custody, having been arrested. The implication of the image and text is that the young woman is about to be "fleeced" by the very people who are supposed to uphold the law.

In 1962 Sears, Roebuck and Co. hired Vincent Price to assemble a collection of fine art to sell to the general public. Price had a recognizable name and a reputation as an art collector. The actor purchased more than 2,700 works and the first 100 went on sale in October of 1962. Discontinued in 1971, the Vincent Price Collection has been forgotten as an odd art historical footnote.






 
 

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