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This type of question continues to boggle my mind. But perhaps people don't like the painting. I stare at it every day. Thanks for your comment.
Published in JJ A Life in Art. Drawn in about 1999. A good period.
Drawin in 1999, this was published in the Jeffrey Jones Sketchbook.
Hey, it's rotated 90¡ clockwise. This crouching indian drawn in about 1999 (a pretty steady period)...
These were done for Woodstock Times in 1983-1984. There were forteen of them, later assembled in one small format volume called, "It's Garbage Coming," published by Donald Grant. in 1994. I have just one of them. I remember when you bought these back to back from Jeff's eBay auctions back in '07. Good work.
Jeff titled this "Modern Night" when he posted it on his site in 1999. Later, in 2007, he listed it as "Fat Tuesday" (which is when you purchased it, I believe. An interesting study in color, isn't it?
Undoubtedly, a "companion" piece to Vampire Mother from the same year (Brenner limited print) -- This is an outstanding addition, Chad. And the scan looks luscious...
Can you see the female figures nodding to Frazetta's "Reassembled Man" ?
From 1973's "Jeff Jones Portfolio One" published by Goblin Graphix. 1 of 6 pen/ink plates...
Sadly, this one never graced the pages of National Lampoon, but WAS translated and appeared in a foreign edition of Heavy Metal (Schwermetall) in November 1982, more than 6 years later. Gad, I love this one...
Christmas 1975, I believe. Paste-on included "Warmest Wishes of the Season - Jeff • Weezie • Julie — Jones"
Originally titled "City of Fire and Gold" by Jones (September 2005)
This was reproduced in black/white in The Second Book of Robert E. Howard (1976, illustration 6). I think it even preceeded the Studio. An excellent addition, Rob... I just love it!
Man, I was hoping this would land somewhere! Glad it made its way to your collection...
