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Captain Pugwash - Pugwash Ahoy 58

Artist: John Ryan (All)

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Captain Pugwash - Pugwash Ahoy 58 Comic Art

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Title:	Captain Pugwash - Pugwash Ahoy 58
Artist:	John Ryan (All)
Media Type:	Mixed Media
Art Type:	Comic Strip
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	2,156
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	1
Added to Site:	1/11/2018
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John Ryan - Captain Pugwash - Pugwash Ahoy nbr 58
Details and techniques by John Ryan are incredible and so original , for this oh so loved character.
Up close the art work is in fabulous condition and looks as good as the day it was drawn

With thx to Terry Doyle for making this piece available.

Not sure if this is a published piece or not.

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Terry Doyle
Member Since 2004

Posted on 1/11/2018

The two Pugwash strips are published, either for Radio Times or Swift (not sure which as I didn't have the corresponding printed medium to confirm exactly which of the two magazines they appeared in). The artworks came directly from John Ryan, donated for a proposed 'Eagle' museum project by a guy named Christopher Hall, a bit of a bad boy in Eagle fandom (the museum never came into being, so such artist donations as these were never used for their original intent). When Hall divorced from his (then) wife, sometime during the early 1990s, I think, his collection was auctioned-off to help fund the divorce settlement. The two Pugwash dailies (and some other examples) came under the hammer at the sale . . .

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