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Claire Wendling. DAISIES DREAM. [SN26790] $3950

2009. 14 in x 17 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist. Unpublished.

Claire Wendling. DEATH 1. [SN26708] ~~$1250~~ SOLD

2009. 7.5 in x 11 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist. Unpublished.

Claire Wendling. DEATH 2. [SN26791] $1500

2009. 9.5 in x 11 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist. Unpublished.

Claire Wendling. DEATH 3. [SN26792] $1250

2009. 11 in x 14 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist. Unpublished.

Claire Wendling. SLAVE LEIA. [SN26793] $1250

2009. 13 in x 16 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist. Unpublished.

Claire Wendling. FINAL PENCILS FOR AVENGERS FAIRY TALES #1 COVER. [SN24160] $3000

2007. 8.25 in x 11.5 in, pencil, on vellum. Fine.

The final physical version of this cover. This artwork was scanned and the cover art finished in Photoshop.

The cover features Captain America, Scarlet Witch, and Wasp
as Peter Pan characters Peter, Wendy, and Tinkerbell.

Claire Wendling. ANGELA DRAWING. [SN26817] $700

2006. 7 in x 7 in, pencil, ink, on vellum. Fine. Signed by the artist.

Pencil and ink versions of a tight drawing of the title character from Olivier Vatine's Western album Angela.

Claire Wendling. SKY DOLL: NOA. [SN24168] $400

2006. 3.5 in x 5.5 in, pencil, on vellum. Fine.

A small pencil drawing of Noa from Sky Doll.

Claire Wendling. L'ESPRIT DU TEMPS. [SN26818]

2003. 8.25 in x 11.5 in, ink, on vellum. Fine.

A gallery drawing published in Benjamin Lacombe's L'Esprit du Temps Tome 1.
This drawing also appears on page 36 of Drawers 2.0.

Claire Wendling. DOG STUDIES. [SN26722] $1200

1996. 8.25 in x 11.5 in, red pencil, on bond paper. Fine. Signed by the artist.

These studies appear on page 47 of Iguana Bay (1996) and page 78 of Iguana Bay 2.0 (2003).

Jordi Bernet. TORPEDO PAGE - ADIOS, MUNECO. [SN23807] $1500

1999. 12.5 in x 17 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist.

This is page 1 of Torpedo Volume 14 (page 591 in Torpedo Integrale).

Vance Gerry. WOMAN IN FLORAL DRESS. [SN21811] $300

15 in x 20 in, charcoal, on paper, 23x28 as framed. Fine.

Vance Gerry was a Disney inspirational artist from 1961 through 2004.

He also operated his own fine press in Pasadena until his passing in 2005. This piece hung in Vance’s studio.

Vance Gerry. WOMAN IN GREEN. [SN21812] $500

13.5 in x 19.5 in, pastel, on paper, 19 in x 25 in as framed. Fine.

Shane Glines. INK DRAWING. [SN25282] $450

11 in x 14 in, ink, on bristol board. Fine. Signed by the artist twice.

F. R. Gruger. HARPER'S MAGAZINE ILLUSTRATION. [SN25283] $1750

1923. 13 in x 15 in image, Wolff pencil, on heavy illustration board, double-matted & framed.
Fine. Signed by the artist.

A beautiful magazine illustration rendered in Gruger's preferred medium Wolff carbon pencil.

An illustration of Taormina, Sicily for the article "Golden Cities of Sicily"
by Henry James Forman in Harper's Magazine, August 1923.

Gruger joined Forman on a research trip to Sicily prior to creating the illustrations for this Harper's series and subsequent book. A romantic image of three young tourists taking in an expanse of Greek ruins, Sicilian rooftops and distant mountains. This large original is also an excellent example of Gruger's technique perfectly suited for close study of every stroke.

Earl Oliver Hurst. THE ATOMIC FISSION OF ANGUS GILMARTIN. [SN25165] $1700

1947. 16 in x 21 in, watercolor, on heavy board. Fine.

Is that Steven Colbert? No, it's "The Atomic Fission of Angus Gilmartin"!

A vibrant, dynamic Hurst illustration for a July 12, 1947 Colliers magazine story by Albert Pope Henckley.

Fortunino Matania. NED KELLY'S SISTER AT THE FIRE OF GLENROWAN INN. [SN25027] $2200

1940. 8 in x 9.5 in image in mat and framed to 18 in x 19.5 in. Fine.

The Ned Kelly outlaw gang terrorized Australia during the 1870s. Kelly and his gang were cornered by authorities in 1880. The caption for this dramatic illustration reads, "'I would rather see them burned alive than see them surrender,' the horsewoman said." Matania wrote & illustrated the Ned Kelly story for the series 'Old Tales Retold' in Britannia & Eve Magazine [London: March 1945]. The illustration was later published in the book The Eagle Book of Amazing Stories [London: 1973]. Double matted and framed.