John Ruge Colliers Magazine Illustration Cartoon

Artist: John Ruge Title: Untitled ("For years...") Medium: Mixed media on illusration board Size: 18" x 24" Approximate Date: 1970. Published in April 1970 issue page 216

Artist: John Ruge Title: "TV set repair..." Medium: mixed media on artist board Size: 13" x 16 1/2" image size Date: Published Playboy Magazine, February 1973 page 199

2 original ink illustrations on paper. WW-2 political cartoons with Himmler/Tojo, and Laual/Petai (Nichy). Commissioned for Collier’s Magazine. Each signed and inscribed. Measurements: 9.25” x

Illustration for "The Web Caught the Spider", by Charles B. Child, Collier's Magazine, Nov 22, 1952. Watercolor on paper, signed lower right, with a clip from the magazine verso, return label to the a

Collier's Magazine original illustration, 1941, ink, charcoal and gouache, signed "Milligan" lower right, dated lower left (on mat), overall (with frame): 13.5"h x 13"w

Lot 6 Paul Stahr American (1883-1953) Illustration for Collier's Magazine (1914) oil on canvas signed 'P.S.' lower right 28 1/2 x 19 inches unframed Provenance: Property from the Collection of Seymour

15" x 12" framed St. Patrick's Day cartoon illustration by Playboy's popular gag cartoonist John Dempsey to Marty Murphy. Directly from his personal estate, Murphy was a famed TV cartoonist, productio

Oil on artist board, illustration for Colliers Magazine. Label verso "THE CABIN IN THE SKY", depicts a scene from the play "The Cabin In The Sky". 24" x 19".

'The Answer - Uncle Sam'. 1917. Pen and ink on illustration board. Signed and dated bottom right. 15 9/16 x 11 inches. Likely a WW1 magazine illustration. See, John Castagno: "Artists As Illustrators"

Four color lithographs after works by Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) of Native American scenes, including two illustrations from Collier's Magazine titled "With the Eye of the Mind" and "The

RICHARD TAYLOR (1902-1970) Group of three cartoons published in Collier's magazine. Ink and wash on board. All signed "R. Taylor" in images" and hand-captioned in lower margins. Measurements given for

Glackens, Louis M. (American 1870—1938). Original Editorial Illustration Art. Circa 1900s. Pen and ink cartoon illustration created for Puck magazine featuring a group of animals devising a sche

On November 6, 1937, the three Disney characters Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy appeared on the front cover of Colliers Magazine. Mickey, Donald, and Goofy were the illustration for the article

Thorton Hee (American, 1911-1988)Four original illustrations published in several magazines including: Colliers, Cosmopolitan plus newspapers and other periodicals from the period.Gouache ink and wate

Manner of E. Michael Mitchell (Canadian, 1920-2009). Original goauche painting illustration for magazine cover. A 1940s genre study style illustration in the mode of magazine covers. Signed MICHAEL ce

Original hand painted cel on watercolor airbrushed background used for Illustration for The Golden Book "Lights Camera YEEOOOWCH!" (2001 Cartoon Network). Signed by the Illustrator, John Kurtz. In Exc

Original illustration by Richard F. (Dick) Williams (1908–1981), woman skiing into tree, for Colliers Magazine. Watercolor, c. 1950s. From Williams estate, not signed. 13 3/4" x 10 3/4".

Young man with driver's license. Unsigned. By the famous cartoonist of Mad Magazine. Unexamined out of frame. Dimensions: (Frame) H 12.25" x W 16.5", (Sight) H 6.25" x W 9" Condition: Frame with some

Lot of two specialty prints sent to subscribers of Collier's Magazine showing artwork by J.C. Leyendecker (1874-1951), one of the most distinguished artists during the Golden Age of Illustration, 14 x

Includes 2 series of Pictures of Life and Character by John Leech bound together. Both published in London by Bradbury and Evans. Dated 1855 and 1857. Some tears and losses. DM IMPORTANT: Before biddi

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ALBERT STERNER (1863-1946) Baby's First Christmas. Illustration for an unidentified story, likely published in Collier's magazine, 1912. Oil on canvas. 51x38 inches, on original stretcher bar. Signed

Title: Original Barbara Shermund Cartoon Illustration, early 20th c. Dimension: 15 in. x 17 in. Additional Information: Famed NEW YORKER MAGAZINE female illustrator. Caption reads: NOW WE’RE LEA

Title: Early 20th c Barbara Shermund Cartoon Illustration Date/Period: Early 20th c Dimension: 17 in. x 17 in. Additional Information: Famed NEW YORKER MAGAZINE female Illustrator. Satiriist of High S