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Just to add to the known history of this piece, I purchased it off Ebay about 20 years ago from the son of the original owner. He told me that his father worked in production for Chesler, and had gotten it directly from Chesler himself as a gift when operations ceased and he was laid off. Jon Berk and I had been friends for some time and when he heard that I had aquired the cover, he suggested a deal and that's how it came to be in his collection.
Man, what a brilliant example. The energy just flows through the piece, it's so dynamic. Congrats!
Very nice page- congrats! I wrote a little about Caesar's career some years ago, in the CFA-APA. The most interesting part was that he was sincerely pro-fascist, and volunteered to be an interpreter and war artist for Field Marshal Erwin Rommel during the campaign in North Africa. Some of his best work was the sketches he drew from that period. They were later collected and published in 1998 by John LUcas, in his book 'Rommel's Year of Victory: The Wartime Illustrations of the Afrika Corps by Kurt Caesar.' Caesar was captured in 1943 and repatriated to Italy.
Beautiful adventure cover. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but the main character looks a lot like Kurt Schaffenberger back in the day.
A really nice piece, well executed with a definite Golden Age feel to it. You know, I've been looking for thirty years for a single Novick drawing of the Shield, and I've never seen one. But this is a worthy homage- it has the same type of vibe as Novick's version.
Beautiful daily- and a fascinating little piece of history to boot!
Neat! Couldn't have gone to a better home...
Rare and beautiful...and it has my name in the last panel-congratulations!
An outstanding Davis action sequence- wonderful!
They call me Mr. Underbidder- congrats on a great addition to your collection!
Man, that image has been burned into my brain for forty years- wow, just wonderful!!!
A marvelous example of Frank at his dynamic best- congratulations!
Fabulous inking...and that beautiful Frazetta female! Congrats!!
A lovely rendition of Dale, and a wonderful addition to your collection!
Simply beautiful - visual poetry of the highest order, a delight!
Simply magnificent- it doesn't get any better than Everett inking his own work!
A great portrait of Bull, a real archetype of the 1930's comic villain.
Very nice- moody and mysterious, with just a hint of conflict. Excellent!
I wanted those darn things so much when I was a kid, and could never afford them- what an awesome idea for a commission, and Russ did a wonderful job in bringing it to life!!!
Both beautiful and morbid...a haunting juxtaposition. Congratulations!
