illustration art

The Poky Little Puppy
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Ten Things You Didn't Know: Little Golden Books

Frank Frazetta "A Princess of Mars" 1970
Art

Frazetta's "Princess" Makes Auction Debut

Graphic designer Milton Glaser in his New York City studio in 2014.
Blog

I Heart Milton Glaser

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Illustration Art

New Year's Baby Hitching to War

Uncle Sam FlaggPK2
Posters

Waving The Flagg

“The Wanderings of a Comet,” from Another World, 1844. Another World is one of Grandville’s most influential works.
Illustration Art

The Wonderfully Odd World of French Artist J. J. Grandville

Charles Addams, “Downhill Skier,” The New Yorker, January 13, 1940
Collectibles

Ten Things You Didn't Know About Charles Addams

Al Hirschfeld, The Marx Brothers, illustration for the cover of “Why a Duck?”, pen and ink, 1971. Sold for $26,000. (Presale estimate: $5,000-7,500).
Auctions

Six records set during illustration art auction

AskATheader
Fine Art

Pastel art bears Brundage traits, may fetch $6,500

Disney Duck 'Family Portrait'
Comic Books & Graphic Novels

Bidders' drive Disney Ducks animation past $68K

Margaret Brundage profile
Comic Books & Graphic Novels

Ten Things You Didn't Know About: Margaret Brundage

Remington illustrations "Lord of the Rings"
Comic Books & Graphic Novels

Book cover illustration art may draw $30,000

Mabel May Woodward painting
Fine Art

Middle American art market seeing strong results

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Collectibles

Ten Things You Didn't Know: J.C. Leyendecker

The Collector
Fine Art

M.S. Rau hosting free exhibition of original Saturday Evening Post illustration art in NOLA

Bessie Pease Gutmann
Featured

Art Markets: Early influences shape a legacy of unmatched artistry

Charlotte's Web, pen and ink with pencil and wash, circa 1952 ($10,000 to $15,000). (Photo courtesy Swann Auction Gallery)
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Illustrations for classic children's literature headlining sale