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Description
This is a Tom Everhart lithograph 52" by 32". Very nice and sturdy frame. This was $8000 new and purchased in 2006. It is very slight water damage shown in photo from storage.
Category
Fine Art
Distinguishing marks
Signature and print #
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
32" by 52"
Date Period
2006
Weight
10 pounds
History
Tom Everhart was no blockhead when he recognized Charles M. Schulz’s “Peanuts” cartoons as fine art. While preparing for a meeting with the cartoonist, Everhart projected Schulz’s drawings onto a 25-foot wall, and was astounded to discover the pen-and-ink lines resembled painterly brushstrokes. While he lacked a cartoonist's background, Everhart felt an instant connection between Schulz’s masterful line art and his own expressionist work. The only fine artist authorized by Schulz to utilize his “Peanuts” characters, Everhart re-creates them in rambunctious streaks and splashes of vibrant color. Everhart’s work has been shown in numerous esteemed museums worldwide, including Paris’ Louvre.
Price Paid (If known)
$8000
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