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WALTER LANTZ Lantz has drawn his cheery wide-eyed woodpecker on an orange colored page, outlined in pen and colored with red marker. The famed cartoonist has signed in full with date, "Walter Lantz 1990." The image measures 4 1/2 x 9 inches showing through mat, and the basic bright black wooden frame is 10 x 14 inches. A white mat highlights the drawings colors. An appealing presentation.
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DANIEL CHARLES PIRARO Drawing on two index cars shows a joker on a circus bike, playing with toys. Inscribed above the drawing, “Appearing twice nightly…” Signed, “Piraro”; Letter on a onion skin paper reads, “…you being my first official fan, I could hardly turn down your request for a souvenir. I only hope my feature runs long enough and becomes popular enough to make it worth your postage. Best of luck to you”. Signed, “ Dan Piraro”.
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GASTON LACHAISE Lachaise writes to writer and critic Gilbert Seldes. In part: "I am sending to you a copy of the Bath Time with quotation of your N. Yorker article on me. I am sorry that I will have to leave all the little lamb (sic) of Maine to return to wicked N.Y. in a few days....." In very good condition, with mild handling wear, postmark lightly touching a few words of text, and 2.5" edge tear touching address panel only.
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JAME WHALE Acclaimed horror film director, James Whale, sketched and signed two costume drawings for actors playing Frederick Douglass and Susan, 4to, 1920. He wrote notes on the Frederick Douglas character sketch: "'Wallace Evennett as 'Frederic[sic] Douglass" and below, "It is all right." Between the notes, Whale signed and dated, "J. Whale 1920." The second sketch from the same production identifies the character as "Susan" with dialogue below. "Now look 'ere you Mr. Douglass!!!" And ag
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PIET MONDRIAN Piet Mondrian, Autograph Letter SIGNED. Mondrian writes in English about exhibiting his art. Writing from New York on Feb. 28, 1943, he states his preference not to show old works at important exhibitions. He did not want to participate in an American Abstract Artists (AAA) exhibition for this reason he explained . To AAA founding member Gertrude Greene (1904 – 1956), Mondrian writes, "I am glad to hear you and [Balcomb] both are well. I shall send the $4 dues to M
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ANDRE KERTESZ KERTESZ, ANDRE, Photograph, gelatin silver print, of English ballet dancer and choreographer, Anton Dolin (1904-83). .Dolin is dressed for his role in the ballet, "Giselle." On verso the photograph is stamped, "Andre Kertesz" with address, and near a corner also stamped, "Ballet Theatre Anton Dolin." Also on verso, and in addition to his role being identified, Dolin's name is added in ink in the lower right corner. Condition: A bend in one corner and slight breakage to th
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JOHN SIMMONS BARTH This is an inscription by Barth to a friend. He has written in black pen across the middle of this 8vo notepaper, "For D.W. - For whom is the funhouse fun?" Underneath he has signed in full, "John Barth 9/15/80"
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HARDIE GRAMATKY, Bernard August Gramatky HARDIE GRAMATKY Drew and Signed a sketch of Little Toot, the New York Harbor tugboat, with a little boy's mischievous personality. His charming cartoon is probably the best known work of artist Hardie Gramatky. He worked at Disney Studios as an animator, was a highly respected water colorist, wrote and illustrated many books for children in addition to his most famous tugboat. On a 3 x 5 inch undated card, the artist sketched his playful tugboat b
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JOHN W. BRATTON Letter reads in part, “Dear Madam/ My friend Gitz Rice, with whom I wrote the song “Follow The President”, has shown me a card from you…believe me, I greatly appreciate your kind remarks.” Signed nicely “John W. Bratton”. Usual folds, light surface creases, very good.
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SAM PECKINPAH Referring to Steve McQueen and the 1965 film, "The Cincinnati Kid," Peckinpah discusses expenses incurred during his time directing that movie. "I received a billing regarding projection costs on the running of Cincinnati Kid. This is not a Latigo [production company name] expense as I ran the picture at the express invitation of Martin Ransohoff [producer of this and many successful films]. This, plus fact that Jacques Bar told me some weeks ago that 'Caravans' would
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BERNARD HERRMANN Herrmann composed the popular music for the TV classic, "Have Gun Will Travel," which aired from 1957-63 on CBS. The show's main character, Paladin, was a well mannered mercenary gunfighter. In our letter, Herrmann writes about music rights noting the "Have Gun Will Travel" composition purchased by CBS. "Enclose [sic] are the contracts - as follows I to VI are radio music - which C.B S owned radio rights and in 57 purchased all rights . 7 to 14 - are works of mine from my ow
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HENRI SAUGUET He pens five bars of music, inscribed in French and signed, "Henri Sauguet". The quotation is underneath the inscription and signature. He titles the bars of music, "les Foreins[?]." Ideal for presentation.
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DAVID OCTAVIUS HILL Hill writes to painters David Roberts and Edward William Cooke, and engineer, inventor and artist, James Nasmyth. Each is a letter of introduction for James Lorimer Graham, an American diplomat and book collector. Lorimer had also amassed a large collection of letters by contemporary luminaries with whom he corresponded. Hill refers to Grahams' acquaintance with notables in art and literature of his time. Graham had the letters bound in several volumes all of which were l
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WALTER LANTZ Lantz has drawn his cheery wide-eyed woodpecker signed, "Walter Lantz."
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SISKIND AARON Siskind used his well known abstract photograph as a Christmas Card for 1952, inscribed and signed, "GREETINGS XMAS 1952 - and love and love Aaron." Attached to hard card stock, measuring in full 6.25 by 4. 75 inches, slight chipping on edges.
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CARL BARKS "Dear Ed -- Here are the Xeroxes of the stuff you picked out. Gare has numbered each piece, which could simplify the identification of the ones you want. The 'bonus check' sketch is not included. We are afraid it might rile the wrong people at Disney." Signed "In a hurry, Carl." After retiring, Barks created oil paintings of his cartoon characters. The specific reference here to Disney may relate to issues regarding the sale of these paintings. Barks painted non-Disney charact
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GEORGES BARBIER Barbier has sketched a multicolored fantasy seascape with a soft toned mermaid at the center. Drawn on folio sheet with some show through of handwriting (in an unknown hand) on verso. The handwriting shows as soft arcs and fits in with the image. Signed in the middle of the drawing in small letters with date, "GB Aug. 1929." Matted in gray and framed in silver toned wood. Additional images on request. Barbier is best known for his theater designs, ballet costumes, and par
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STAR TREK, GENE RODDENBERRY Roddenberry writes to NASA engineer Jesco von Puttkamer, technical advisor to the first Star Trek film and shares his view of film making. "A number of things you commented upon were the source of some words between myself…and the actors…I doubt we will end up with anything on the screen to be ashamed of…our ‘hammer and tongs’ approach has given us some very interesting dramatic moments…filmmaking [sic] is a joint effort by various areas of talent and a proper
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OUTSIDER ARTIST, ANNA MARY ROBERTSON MOSES, GRANDMA MOSES Using simple lined paper, Grandma Moses writes to her earliest supporter and longtime art dealer, Louis J. Caldor. Her misspellings retained: “Dear Mr. Caldor, was tired the night that you were here and could not think fast. But have been thinking sence if you…realy wants some more of my paintings for a exibet, I could paint two or three large ones like those that I'm doing for my children…I would do them on hard board and fram them…S
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ORSON WELLES Orson Welles. Typed Letter SIGNED with a doodle. on Hotel Esplanade stationery, 4to, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, undated but ca.1960. Welles plans to produce two unknown plays but feels overlooked by reviews of Ionesco's "Rhinoceros." Welles ends this exceptional letter with a doodle. To Leonard Lyons, the New York Post critic, and long time friend. “Dearest Lennie, Here’s our news: Paola, Beatrice and Rebecca are in the Austrian Alps. As soon as I’m done with this dreadful picture
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HENRY MILLER Miller writes to his Japanese translator, Michiyo Watanabe. "I am returning your paper herewith [not included] with some added correction of my own, in red pencil. Also a clipping from Japan some one [sic] sent me. If you can bring this clipping along wiht you Saturday evening and give me a rough idea of what it's about I would appreciate it...." He signs, "Henry Miller." Miller began his study with Wantanabe in 1967.
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ART CLOKEY Clokey has drawn Gumby and his horse, Pokey, in full length with red, green and black marker, Gumby patting Pokey's head. To Gumby's right, Clokey has signed in green, "Art Clokey, May 14 '93."
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KIRK DOUGLAS This is a black-and-white publicity photo of Kirk Douglas and George Hamilton as combatants in a dramatic still from MGM's "Two Weeks in Another Town", directed by Vincente Minnelli. It shows Douglas on the telephone, and Hamilton behind him holding a knife to his neck. Douglas has a long scar on his right cheek. A campy, though serious looking picture, it is inscribed near the bottom in black pen on light background, "Kirk Douglas For Judith '88". It is ready for presentation
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BILL JUSTICE BILL JUSTICE. Two Original Sketches Signed. Chip 'n' Dale Sketch Signed, on a 3 x 5 inch card. Justice sketched two of his popular and favorite characters, the chipmunks Chip and Dale. He inscribed and signed the drawing rendered in black marker, "Best wishes to Bill, Bill Justice." Undated. The second sketch is of a smiling Pinocchio on the LOVE Stamp First Day Cover, accomplished in pencil , inscribed and signed, postmarked Aug. 8, 1988. Justice sketched Pinocchio n
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