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Thomas Ward UNITED STATES
Member Since August 2004
60 Artworks | Watched by 31

Desert Love September 7, 1930.

Location: Dan Smith
Artist: Dan Smith (All)

511  Views  -  7  Comments  -  2  Likes

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Desert Love September 7, 1930 Tearsheet
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Location: Dan Smith
Title: Desert Love September 7, 1930.*
Artist:  Dan Smith (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 511
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 5/5/2022

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This is my third Desert Love strip, which I owe a great deal of thanks to Alex Bialy for a very smooth and easy trade. Alex has been my go to person on all things Dan Smith. He is so knowledgeable and always kind in sharing his wealth of information. Many thanks to him!

Needless to say I am always looking for more Desert Love artwork!

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Member Since: August 2004
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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DC's Showcase Member Since 2006
1    
Posted On 5/5/2022

Another great one but really gotta compliment the framing job here which ties it all together!

Chris K. Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 5/5/2022

Beautiful piece of art! Always learn something when I visit your gallery!

Brian Peck Member Since 2003
1    
Posted On 5/5/2022

WOW!! More fantastic Dan Smith artwork. Congrats!!!

Monty B Member Since 2006
1    
Posted On 5/5/2022

Fantastic!!! Please post a few close-ups... 😁🙏🏽

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 5/5/2022

Gorgeous dancing girl art from a time period when these exotic images were considered very provacative!  They might not have ran it if the character wasn't presented as foreign.  

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 5/5/2022

Great job in getting those captions added, Thomas. The piece was illustrated with the knowledge that those captions would be there, so it really hurts the composition of the original art when they're missing. It looks fabulous now!

Thomas Ward Member Since 2004
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Posted On 5/5/2022

Ruben DaCollector wrote:
"  Great job in getting those captions added, Thomas. The piece was illustrated with the knowledge that those captions would be there, so it really hurts the composition of the original art when they're missing. It looks fabulous now!
 "

Thanks Ruben, I totally agree with you!

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