A charming original painting by the author and artist of the Madeline books. The scene shows a farmhouse, a barn, and a field being plowed with a tractor. SIZE: 7-7/8 inches square. MEDIUM: Gouache, watercolor, or both on paper. Signed "Bemelmans" in pencil at the lower right. Very good to.....

A small illustration of a bearded sculptor chisling away at a headless female new statue. Williams studied sculpture at art school before taking up illustration. This unpublished drawing made for the New Yorker magazine dates from 1943 to 1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator. Only seven of his drawings.....

Original pen-and-ink cartoon drawing of a seaside village, surrounded by mountains, with smoke rising from the center of the town. Sheet roughly 8 by 6 inches, drawing 5-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches. Probably from 1943-1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator for the New Yorker magazine. Only seven of his drawings.....

First Edition. A collection of short stories illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne. Published in an edition of 1000 signed copies. 427 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Golden on the limitation page. This copy has an original signed drawing (remarque) of a......

An exceptional 16-piece original comic-art sequence published across four full pages in Road and Track magazine's June 1978 issue, and one of Mott's finest works. Stan Mott (1933–2022) was one of the best-known and most-beloved car cartoonists, with work appearing in Road and Track, Automobile, and other magazines. He is.....

First Edition. An iconic (at least in Europe) imagining of Jimi Hendrix in a series of psychedelic worlds and landscapes; ten color images plus three black-and-white sheets. This Hendrix portfolio is an extended riff on the art Moebius (pseudonym of Jean Girard) did for the 1975 French release of Are.....

First Edition. This is the second portfolio of Barks offset lithographs with this title. As with the 1986 version, this collection contains 10 previously unpublished preliminary works made by Barks before starting work on full-fledged oil paintings. These images vary in size, from roughly 7 by 9 inches to 12.....

A revised text, based on the manuscripts and typescripts in the Rosenbach Museum, with editing and an introduction by Marvin Kaye. This new version is illustrated with seven drawings by Gorey along with ornaments and tailpieces by the artist. This is one of 750 (there were 26 lettered copies as.....

An extremely rare, one-of-a-kind poster promoting the appearance of the band Spirit and Jimmie Spheeris for their appearance at the legendary Golden Bear club in Huntington Beach, California, from August 13–19, [1968]. The Golden Bear did not issue many posters, particularly in the 1960s, and based on this rare survivor.....

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Bill Ogden, a Southern California painter, defined the surf art look of the era. Some of his most visible work was done for the Portland, Oregon, swimwear company, Jantzen, which held the back cover ad space in Surfer Magazine for a number of.....

A two color pen-and-ink drawing captioned, "I heard the crack of fist on jaw before I saw anybody's hands move." The scene depicts a man in a pith hat decking a man in a rattan chair. In black ink on white cardstock, with highlights in blue identified with codes that.....

Original pen-and-ink cartoon drawing. Roughly 8 by 6 inches (oblong). In this drawing, a man inspects watercolors in a street vendor's case. This unpublished pen-and-ink drawing made for the New Yorker magazine dates from 1943 to 1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator. Only seven of his drawings ever appeared.....

First Edition. A groundbreaking suite of a dozen woodblock prints published immediately after the Second World War on inferior-quality materials, with images of seldom-depicted rural subjects rendered in sometimes crude but always expressionistic style. The artists participating in this project were some of the best-known of the postwar period: Saito.....