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Frank Frazetta Illustration Art
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Frank Frazetta illustration art approximately 20″ x 30″ being an oil on canvas board of his paperback illustration. Over $1 million dollars.
Frank Frazetta illustration art almost 18″ x 24″ being a dust jacker cover. Over $400,000.
Frank Frazetta illustration art approximately 15″ x 25″ being an oil on masonite of sci-fi nudes. Almost $400,000.
Here are a couple examples of great art we have sold in past auctions that is similar to Frank Frazetta illustration art for prices realized:
Charles Schulz “Peanuts” Great Pumpkin Sunday Strip — From Halloween 1965
Charles Schulz “Peanuts” Sunday strip from the classic storyline “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.” The 15-frame strip comprises the hilarious trick-or-treat sequence in which Lucy attempts to collect Halloween candy on her brother Linus’ behalf. At every doorstep, the put-upon Lucy becomes less able to conceal her exasperation with Linus, who has forgone trick-or-treating to commit himself to a pumpkin patch vigil, waiting for the mythical “Great Pumpkin” to appear. Strip originally appeared on Halloween, 31 October 1965. Schulz’ autograph inscription beneath the title reads: “Best Wishes – Charles Schulz” in blue ink. United Features Syndicate label is affixed to 12th panel, although the year has been cut out. Measures 24″ x 17″. Toning, with notations to border from production. Very good condition. Sold For: $40,954
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Prince Valiant Strip by Hal Foster Dated 6 March 1937 — 4th Prince Valiant Strip in the Series! — Val’s “Career of Adventure Begins” Here, Showing His Growth From Boy to Young Man
Original “Prince Valiant in the Days of King Arthur” strip in two parts, dated 6 Mach 1937, the 4th strip in the series which launched on 13 February 1937. In this large 12-panel strip, we witness Prince Valiant grow from a boy – stranded on the Fens Marshes – to a young man who hunts and provides food for the exiles. His teacher is a young native boy who shows him how to hunt and also escape death by the “marsh lizard”, the superbly drawn creature which preys upon the young men in the last half of the strip. Hal Foster additionally draws an image of Prince Valiant’s face on the back of the strip, and inscribes the first portion of the strip in pencil above the panels, “To Douglas Newton with best wishes for his success as an artist / Hal Foster” and then additionally, “I send you this early one because it has a dragon in it – hope you can clean it up”. The 1937 King Features Syndicate label appears on the 11th panel, along with the date of 6 March. A publisher’s sticker also appears under the 10th panel. First portion of strip measures 29″ x 21″ and second portion measures approximately 29″ x 20.25″ with an irregular top edge. Strip is in good condition with some dampstaining that mostly appears on the margins and can be framed out. Strip also has some foxing, toning and tape remnants to margin. Artwork itself is still bold and clean. First panel is a cut-out portion taped to the strip on the verso, ostensibly a change to the strip by Foster before publication. An excellent, very early example of Hal Foster’s classic Prince Valiant. Sold for $44,000.
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FREE APPRAISAL. To buy, auction, sell or consign your Frank Frazetta illustration art that is for sale, please email your description and photos to [email protected]. Nate D. Sanders Auctions (http://www.NateDSanders.com) holds monthly auctions and can offer a high reserve for your Frank Frazetta illustration art.