"Business Long Overdue" and other Barks oils
Katie Sullivan
>I like "Business Long Overdue" (75-15) very much.
>http://www.sullivanet.com/duckburg/barksoils/reunionoil.jpg
>It's one of my most favourite Barks paintings.
Mine too! I have a print of it framed over the bureau in my
bedroom! ^_^
(I also have a print of "Nobody's Spending Fool" above my bed!,
right below the "Hearts of the Yukon" lithograph that came with
my Gladstone Lo$ album. ;)
This sounds like a good topic for others to add to. What if any
Disney comic art do you have permanently displayed in your house
or office?
Katie Sullivan
http://www.sullivanet.com/
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Francesco Spreafico
> This sounds like a good topic for others to add to. What if any
> Disney comic art do you have permanently displayed in your house
> or office?
Well, this is easy!
At the moment on my wall I have these originals:
http://www.dimensionedelta.net/dcml/topolino.jpg (Romano Scarpa)
http://www.dimensionedelta.net/dcml/molla.jpg (Luciano Gatto)
http://www.dimensionedelta.net/dcml/lylascia.jpg (Claudio Sciarrone)
http://www.dimensionedelta.net/dcml/millicent.jpg (Alessandro Barbucci)
I plan to put all of the sketches I have (you can see them all here
http://www.dimensionedelta.net/dcml/intro.html, my introdu(k)tion page) on
the wall... but the wall is little, I don't know how to do.
--
Francesco
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"Vi faccio vedere *io* chi sono *io*!! *Io* vi compro la fabbrica e
*tutto*!!"
~ Scrooge, from I TL 174-A
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Olivier
Katie:
>>>> Daniel wrote:
>>> >I like "Business Long Overdue" (75-15) very much.
>>> >It's one of my most favourite Barks paintings.
>> Mine too! I have a print of it framed over the bureau in my
>> bedroom! ^_^
>> (I also have a print of "Nobody's Spending Fool" above my bed!,
>> right below the "Hearts of the Yukon" lithograph that came with
>> my Gladstone Lo$ album. ;)
>> This sounds like a good topic for others to add to. What if any
>> Disney comic art do you have permanently displayed in your house
>> or office?
Nice topic!
I have all five of Dreidreizhen's calendars/portfolios (1995-1999) and have
framed several; I rotate them.
One large window, the furniture (and lots of books) take up a lot of room,
and a few recent additions complicated things even more.
On the wall to my right:
- one a vertical frame (50*40); currently, "Only a Poor Old Man" (from
Ehapa's cover portfolio)
Right in front of me, above the computer:
- Helnwein's "Sixtieth Birthday - Donald Duck" poster (80*60 cm - vertical);
here to stay
- next to it (left) 2 horistonal frames (50*40) with Barks paintings;
currently, "Heat Wave" (turned out to be most literally appropriate this
year) and "Return to Morgan's Island" (I love that one; nice colors)
- left of these, above bookshelves, a vertical frame; currently, Daan
Jippes' "Mystery of the Swamp" cover (DDA7) (which I scanned, cleaned up,
and printed on A3 paper-- 42*29.7); I love this cover; I'd like to do the
same with "Merry Christmas" (Barks cover), "The Old Castle's Secret", ... ;
I did that with "Terror of the River" (scanned from the first volume of
the hardcover CBL)
Left wall (ie, sitting at the computer), above the door:
- a map of The Shire (from a set of 6 maps from TLOTR)-- sued to be Don
Rosa's signed Pertwillaby / Captain Kentucky poster; I'll put it up
elsewhere
Same wall, above all my Disney comics:
- two vertical frames; currently, "Sailing the Spanish Main" (one of my
favorites) and "Flubbity Dubbity Duffer"
- to the left, above the bookshelves & my bed, a splendid Dufex map of
Middle Earth (80*60)
- also two horizontal frames, currently with "An Embarrassment of Riches"
and "Sport of Tycoons" underneath
Finally, above my bed (my head, ie):
- one vertical frame with "Live It Up, Kid!" (never changes)
- one horizontal frame, currently holding "Dam Disaster at Money Lake"
That's all.
Well, in 30*20, frames I also have a couple of pictures (printed scans--
"The Expert", "Terror of the River", ...) to display with my Disney comics.
Plus a few Disney items.
I wish I had more room to store more books & CD's, and hang more prints (the
Money Bin blueprints poster, for instance).
Best wishes,
Olivier
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Søren Krarup Olesen
> This sounds like a good topic for others to add to. What if any
> Disney comic art do you have permanently displayed in your house or
> office?
I have the original page 12 of "The Suspect Blonde" (S 80066) hanging in
my office. It's all there with Scarpa's pencil and Del Conte's ink... I
think that Brix Lichtenberg bought page 11, but this goes quite a few
years back, so my memory probably fails me. Brix, still here?
My office is actually a fine place to hang such a little treasure, and I
get many questions from the students that usually pop by.
The format is like a small poster, like two "American Letter format"
sheets put on top of each other--perhaps slightly bigger.
Søren
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Sigvald Grøsfjeld jr.
> This sounds like a good topic for others to
> add to. What if any Disney comic art do you
> have permanently displayed in your house or
> office?
Well in my *room* I have currently only one Disney comic art displayed on
the wall. It's the very nice fan-drawing I got from Don Rosa last year as a
reward for the inspiration I gave him for "Gyro's First Invention". It
actually shows ME as Little Helper! A very nice drawing indeed!
Sigvald
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