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Auction Review: The Art of Anime and Everything Cool
The anime artistic movement offers a glimpse into Japan’s vast culture and history. Heritage Auctions honored this craft with over 900 lots during its recent The Art of Anime and Everything Cool auction. Many featured lots came from the Glad Anime Museum Collection, which was founded by West Coast collector…
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Hake’s June 29-30 auction led by original comic art, Pokemon uncut sheet, Star Wars rocket-firing Boba Fett prototype, 1915 Babe Ruth/Red Sox rookie button
Historical Highlight: George Washington-signed promissory note for purchase of slaves, including young Revolutionary War hero William Lee 1767 George Washington-signed slave sale promissory note for his trusted personal valet William ‘Billy’ Lee, who went to war with Washington, including at Valley Forge and Yorktown. Never before seen at auction. Accompanied…
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Illustration Art at Swann Galleries June 24
Children’s Book Illustrations, Advertising & Design, Comics, Cartoons & more Charles Schulz, All right, you stupid beagle, if you’re going to be my skating partner, get up!, original four-panel Peanuts comic strip, pen and ink, 1971. Estimate $15,000 to $25,000. New York—Illustration Art is at Swann Galleries Thursday, June 24.…
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Illustration Art and Children’s Classics Headline Swann Galleries’ Upcoming Sale
Illustration art is one of the most powerful forms of visual communication. It informs, instructs, inspires, and reaches people. The visual layout of storytelling is not new; it dates back to the cave paintings created in Lascaux, France around 15,000 B.C.E. Illustration art includes many different interests, from childhood stories…
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Super rare Pokémon SM Black Star “Ishihara GX” promotional trading card soars to $50,600 at Weiss Auctions, Nov. 19-20
The card, issued in 2017, is one of only about 60 copies in existence and just the fourth copy to ever reach the market. Overall, the auction grossed $675,000. Extremely rare Pokémon SM Black Star “Ishihara GX” promotional trading card, graded PSA 8 Near Mint/Mint, one of only about 60…
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Comics, Comic Art, Sports Memorabilia, Animation Art & Disney Collectibles
For several decades, Charles Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip appeared in the Sunday newspapers. Born on November 26, 1922, the cartoonist was noted for his observational skills and ability to connect with his audience. The first Peanuts strip appeared on October 2, 1950, and ran until 1999, when the artist announced…
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Fine Autographs And Artifacts Featuring Art Up For Auction
Claude Monet letter. Estimate: $2,500+. BOSTON, MASS.-RR Auction's April Fine Autographs and Artifacts sale is highlighted by a great selection of material from renowned artists, including Marc Chagall, Claude Monet, Georges Braque, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Charles Schulz. Headlining the sale is an original hand-inked four-panel Peanuts daily…
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Stories by Frank Frazetta, done when he was in his teens, will headline Weiss Auctions' March 26 sale
LYNBROOK, N.Y. – Rare early stories by the renowned American fantasy and science fiction artist Frank Frazetta (1928-2010), done when he was a boy in his mid-teens and quite possibly the earliest Frazetta comic art in existence, will be centerpiece lots in Weiss Auctions’ next big sale planned for Thursday,…
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Illustration Art
Saul Steinberg, a Romanian cartoonist, used pen-and-ink to critique and examine 20th-century civilization. Steinberg’s work titled 12 Biographies / A to B is a notable example of the artist’s style. This illustration is among the featured lots of the upcoming Illustration Art auction offered by Swann Auction Galleries. Of this…
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Fine Books & Manuscripts Online
Sotheby's online Fine Books and Manuscripts auction is a great opportunity to enrich any book collection with a valuable piece of history. The sale is highlighted by John R. Mott’s 1946 Nobel Peace Prize medals, the first edition of Leaves of Grass by Whitman, and The Federalist by Hamilton, Madison,…
