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Fire and Ice Sculpted Busts

Location: Movie Concept Art/Posters
Artist: Frank Frazetta (Penciller)

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Location: Movie Concept Art/Posters
Title: Fire and Ice Sculpted Busts*
Artist:  Frank Frazetta (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 3722
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 5/4/2019

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What a great item to have in the collection. He made these busts and gave them to the artists working on the Fire and Ice films so they'd have a clearer idea of how he wanted the characters drawn. The busts were featured in the Frazetta art book: "Legacy".

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Last Login: July 2026
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Lucas Troya Member Since 2018
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Posted On 5/4/2019

A really nice set to have in your collection.  I especially like the Darkwolf bust.

Earl Geier Member Since 2014
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Posted On 6/4/2021

Frazetta did one other sculpture that I know of: The Thongar Against the Gods pose. Not as good. He didn't know why they chose that image either.

K W Member Since 2018
Posted On 6/5/2021

Earl Geier wrote:
"  Frazetta did one other sculpture that I know of: The Thongar Against the Gods pose. Not as good. He didn't know why they chose that image either.
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Yes I've read that since posting these and never updated it. Just did, thanks!

Robbie  Cook Member Since 2006
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Posted On 2/28/2024

I drooled over a set of these during my visit to the Museum back in 2005.  Frank was only several yards away at his studio working on the Cat Girl painting.  We spent four hours there, one of the greatest moments of my life.  Amazing to think how many of those originals have hit the market.  Sad really.

K W Member Since 2018
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Posted On 3/1/2024

Robbie Cook wrote:
"  I drooled over a set of these during my visit to the Museum back in 2005.  Frank was only several yards away at his studio working on the Cat Girl painting.  We spent four hours there, one of the greatest moments of my life.  Amazing to think how many of those originals have hit the market.  Sad really.
 "

Yes, visiting the museum is an awesome experience.  You can lose track of time in there!  Years back when Verotik comics came out, these heads were for sale via Glenn Danzig in an ad in those comics.  I'm really happy I managed to scrape some money together to get these.