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Emanuel Maris
Member Since September 2016
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Skip Williamson's Homage to Wood, Spain, Davis, ...

Location: MannyLunch Gallery
Artist: Skip Williamson (All)

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Location: MannyLunch Gallery
Title: Skip Williamson's Homage to Wood, Spain, Davis, ...*
Artist:  Skip Williamson (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Illustration
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 320
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 7/6/2022

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This Skip Williamson piece is definitely published, but i have forgotten the details. PLEASE message me if you know where and when.. As you can see, Skip has dropped in styles from other artists he was enamored of, including Wally Wood (the little newsboy, and the mouse), Jack Davis (the werewolf), Spain Rodriguez (the woman), and others including his long-time UGC friend and partner Jay Lynch.

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Benno Rothschild Member Since 2003
Posted On 7/7/2022

Cool piece but I'd say based on the content that the woman is more likely an homage to EC great Al Feldstein than to Spain, who also was influenced by Feldstein 

Emanuel Maris Member Since 2016
Posted On 7/7/2022

Benno Rothschild wrote:
"  Cool piece but I'd say based on the content that the woman is more likely an homage to EC great Al Feldstein than to Spain, who also was influenced by Feldstein 
 "

NO doubt you're right, although Che in the backgorund IS a reference to Spain. Might you help me and spot other bits of artist tribute[s] (perhaps EC) that I didn't catch? ASLO, with this Albatross! piece ( https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1831284 ) the person who is speaking to the Danklefs character is obviously another EC personage. I was thinking Gaines (thick glases?) or Feldstein, but perhaps you might be able to say whom it is...?