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Carl Barks Treasure Island Painting Preliminary Sketch Original Art (1972)....

2010 May Signature Comics & Comic Art Auction #7021

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Carl Barks Treasure Island Painting Preliminary Sketch Original Art (1972). Carl Barks recreates the cover of Four Color #495 (1953) in this preliminary sketch for Treasure Island. Rendered in graphite on tracing paper, the art measures 16" x 16". Aside from paper tanning, and some edge wear, the art is in Very Good condition. Signed by Carl Barks at the lower right.

Barks, Carl:Carl Barks (American, 1901-2000): For the Disney Duck-loving world, it was Carl Barks who exploited the globe-trotting adventures of the Disney Ducks to their fullest, with nearly 500 stories to his credit. His colorful cast of creations includes Scrooge McDuck, Gladstone Gander, Gyro Gearloose , the Junior Woodchucks, the Beagle Boys, Magica De Spell, and Flintheart Glomgold. After Barks eased into his retirement from his heavy workload at Western Publishing, he supplemented his income with oil paintings sold at local art shows. Early subjects included humorous scenes of life on the farm and portraits of Native American princesses. After a few comic book fan/detectives discovered that Barks was the "Good Duck Artist," they commissioned Disney Duck scenes based on Barks' most memorable stories. The popularity and value of these paintings has grown enormously ever since. In 2000, the beloved "Good Duck Artist" died at age 99, only a few months shy of his 100th birthday..

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