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DescriptionIconic King Kong Oil from 1979Social/Sharing |
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DC's Showcase
Member Since 2006
Posted on 11/20/2008
This takes my breath away -- oh, uhh, what Pistella said!!
Doctor Feelgood
Member Since 2007
Posted on 11/20/2008
Damned, the Beauty and the Beast . Thanks from France to share this iconic Frazz.
Danny Tran
Member Since 2006
Posted on 11/20/2008
You don't need to see the 79' remake of king kong.This painting is way better then the film itself.MAGNIFICENT!!!!!.
DocDave Winiewicz
Member Since 2005
Posted on 11/20/2008
Absolutely sensational acquisition, Pat!! Selling everything to buy Frazetta....what a novel idea!! :)
Stephen Fishler
Member Since 2005
Posted on 1/27/2009
Can't beat the combo of King King and Frazetta!
Ross T. L.
Member Since 2004
Posted on 2/9/2009
This is what art collector's dreams are made of. You are truly blessed Patrick. Wow.
Mike W
Member Since 2007
Posted on 3/21/2009
I cannot believe you actually own this!!!! I'm in awe!!!!
Marc Pecorella
Member Since 2007
Posted on 4/14/2009
What a beauty! Nothing stirs the soul quite like a Frazetta.....
Rob Lipon
Member Since 2005
Posted on 2/8/2010
Absolutely amazing. Too bad what's happening with his gallery. They really need to protect his work... there is nothing like it in the world. Treasure it always and thanks for sharing :)
Mark Howland
Member Since 2004
Posted on 8/24/2010
Art such as this is almost too good to be true. I fear I'll go blind from staring. Absolutely beautiful!
Filmore W. Bedwick
Member Since 2003
Posted on 5/3/2017
One of the Most Iconic Kong images and among my favorite Frazettas. Can you leave this to me in your will or can I trade a body part for her, Doc?!
Michael Kenyon
Member Since 2008
Posted on 8/12/2017
Oh no, it wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast.
Vit Budin
Member Since 2016
Posted on 8/24/2018
How the hell I could missed this one beauty ? Really beautifull, Frazetta was a MASTER !
Kirk Dilbeck (3-Wishes and Patron-of-art)
Member Since 2006
Posted on 2/6/2020
Borrowing from the Police 'Every little thing he does is magic'.
Al Gordon
Member Since 2006
Posted on 2/9/2022
Gorgeous! Someone needs to do a Book just comparing the different versions of the exact same Painting Frank obviously couldn't keep his hands off.
I met Frank and his lovely wife very early on when I started working in comics. He saw me at his table a few times, and thought I was flirting with Ellie, until she told him I kept coming back to his table to meet him. I told him my brother grew-up Flatbush and likely went to school with Williamson... then he put his arm around me and was the nicest guy... and good gravy, what a grip.
Peter Sullivan
Member Since 2006
Posted on 2/10/2022
Al Gordon wrote:
Gorgeous! Someone needs to do a Book just comparing the different versions of the exact same Painting Frank obviously couldn't keep his hands off.
I met Frank and his lovely wife very early on when I started working in comics. He saw me at his table a few times, and thought I was flirting with Ellie, until she told him I kept coming back to his table to meet him. I told him my brother grew-up Flatbush and likely went to school with Williamson... then he put his arm around me and was the nicest guy... and good gravy, what a grip.
That story is hilarious. He looked like a very tough guy so it would have gone the wrong way for you in a fight. Of course that would have been an even funnier story. 'Artist beats artist. Frazetta fan beaten up in flirting error horror.'
Al Gordon
Member Since 2006
1 - Posted on 2/10/2022
Peter Sullivan wrote:
That story is hilarious. He looked like a very tough guy so it would have gone the wrong way for you in a fight. Of course that would have been an even funnier story. 'Artist beats artist. Frazetta fan beaten up in flirting error horror.'
Yea... it looked like that for about 47 seconds. As my Mom would say, "He was built like a Brick Sh!t House." I started sweating... His grip on my shoulders was pretty fuggin' tremendous... I don't think I crapped my pants... but memories sometimes lie.
I got to do Improv with Robin Williams a couple of times. I had just done a scene (at SF's Boarding House) with my ol' friend from High School, Mike Bossier (We were in a Band called "Dog Breath" which became "Dog Breath Annex"), and I was going back to sit in the audience (Long Story) and Robin was backstage. He stopped me and asked where I preformed. I told him in my Art Studio, and usually only to Steve Leialoha, Erik Larsen, Pete McDonnell and Chris Marrinannnnn. He looked at me funny and said, "C'mon... let's do something."
Mike started introducing Robin, "And now, for your enjoyment, one of the greatest (blablabla)..." and Robin dragged me on stage with him. He was as strong as Frank... sheesh...
Steven Dilworth
Member Since 2012
Posted on 3/23/2024
The image was so magnificent the moment I saw it, and still is, but It would be NSFW to tell just exactly what that image of Dwan did to the 14-year-old me back then...
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