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Indeed! I bought it quite a while ago on eBay, if memory serves.
I owned this one (as well as a bunch of other Hungerfords). Great to see it's an a good home.
I owned this one. Nice to see it resides in your wonderful collection now.
I have yet to see an editorial cartoon depicting Lewis in a positive light. I have seen many depicting him as a traitor, just like this one. That's his legacy.
Great work by Lee but it doesn't come close to showing the utterly disastrous (thankfully!) nature of Hitler's decision to chuck the Non-Agression Pact. This looks like Hitler's efforts were almost comical. In truth, it's why the Allies won the war on the Western Front.
Cesare was a classicaly-trained master. Not only could he draw great cartoons - some more cartoony than others - he did amazing portrait work, usually life works. I own many Cesare pieces, but have only four displayed in my CAF gallery. One of them is probably his most famous U-boat piece: The Octopus. That one is published in 100 Drawings. I hope you add some more Cesares to this gallery!
Nice! I owned one of the pages to this story and have long regretted letting it go.
It's on YT and other platforms - definitely worth checking out, even if the images are trimmed (and sometimes even shown flipped. maybe to avoid copyright issues).
TY! No, what makes this episode so great is that it's largely a whole bunch of Bill Wray full BG paintings, like this one!
I'm pretty sure Bob Camp painted this BG.
I owned this - glad to see it in your collection. BTW, have you ever seen the title card to the Tom and Jerry cartoon "Baby Butch"? ; )
A grail indeed! I own Wrightson's value-study/prelim for this piece, which is the closest I'll come to owning this piece, lol.
Great cartoon and a wonderful analysis.
It weel help him to RELAXXX!
Another piece formerly in my collection. I miss it but I'm glad it's in a great home.
I used to own this (and Bob camp's layout for it, as well as the animated credits). Nice to see it in this fantastic R & S collection.
Looks like Spumco didn't use this one, but rather the grosser (and better) version posted elsewhere in your gallery. I don't recall ever seeing this one. Very cool.
Great piece! Mr. Horse in the backgrouns portrait lol!
Congrats! This is one where you can definitely see the Frazetta touch!
I left a comment for this page in 2018. Then, after years of hoping to find it, the finale to this great story made its way to me, and it's now in my gallery : )
That's AWESOME. Thank you! BTW I posted several more Cesares in my gallery today, and will be posting more soon.
I really struggled with consigning this beautiful piece, but it makes me quite happy to see it has a loving and appreciative new home!
So happy to see this here. I was the consignor of this item and was disappointed in the auction result. Now I'm not, bc I see that it went to someone who values and appreciates it. : )
Indeed! I had originally intended to add an extra image of the cat - the shading is wonderful.
I've actually owned them for several years now, framed and on the wall in prominent places, bc my wife loves them too. And thy're huge - image size is about 21 x 27 on each. Smith worked large lol.
Very nice, Warren! I owned this back in the early 2000's. It was on the wall of the bedroom. Much to my girlfriend's chagrin!
Very nice! BTW you can see Bill Wray's color key for the BG - which includes the shout-out to his pal Jim Gomez - in my gallery (Sammy Mantis keys).
TY! Yeah, I had to get this one. Hoping a really good one from the "It's a Dog's Life" graveyard scene bubbles to the surface one of these days.
Very nice set-up. I thought about bidding on this one but wound up picking up some other pieces in the same auction
I own a BG from each of those cartoons - maybe I'll add to my R & S gallery.
