For hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Most examples here has been sold or are up for sale now. The one with Snoopy as the red baron went for over $800!
At the same time as it's funny it's extremely sad. I guess that all of you who are visiting this blog understands why. If not: Don't get into the hobby of collecting original art...
Please enjoy:
Ahh, amusing, eh?
The second Snoopy could be a genuine very late Schulz, but propably not. I am no expert, but even I can see that everyone except the second Snoopy are really bad fakes, and I would never buy anyone of them myself.
ReplyDeleteYes, that one is actually a really good fake.
ReplyDeleteIf he had only that one for sale I would have thought it was genuine. But with all of the other pieces... weeeell...
Thank goodness he makes the mistake of using a crayon to color them. While most are laughably bad, a few could actually pass as quickie sketches if it weren't for the crayon color.
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So, those aren't real? Maybe I should have an expert check the "Calvin and Hobbes" originals drawn by George Herriman I bought recently. Maybe those are fakes too? Now you made me worried.
ReplyDeletePoor people who buy that...
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