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Alex Raymond original artwork published in LOOK Magazine October 20, 1942 'how peace will come..."
Description. Alex Raymond was one of the most influential comic strip artists ever, creating action-packed art for Secret Agent X-9, the spectacular imagery for Flash Gordon, and nuanced, brilliantly realistic work for the film-noiresque Rip Kirby.Here is a comprehensive, full color art book with over 400 images, many scanned directly from Raymond's original artwork, and published under.
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Alex Raymond original Sunday comic strip artwork for Flash Gordon #1 - the origin and first appearance of arguably the greatest and most influential of all American adventure comic strips. (1933, King Features Syndicate, Inc.; published January 7, 1934). Accomplished in pencil and ink on 28.25 x 23 in. illustration board.
Original Alex Raymond art for Flash Gordon, from the Exploring Calvin and Hobbes exhibit at the
Alex Raymond was an American cartoonist, best known for creating Flash Gordon in 1934, is known as "the artist's artist" and his personal style has become much admired. His ability to combine craftsmanship with emotions and all the gimmicks of a good adventure strip earned his work immediate acclaim.
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Scott VanderPloeg August 24, 2023 Alex Raymond was one of the most influential comic strip artists of the 20th Century, creating action-packed art for Secret Agent X-9, the spectacular, classic imagery for Flash Gordon, and the nuanced, brilliant artwork for the detective/film-noiresque Rip Kirby.
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Among the achievements for which Alex Raymond is noted in histories of this oft-abused artform is that he drew three nationally syndicated comic strips simultaneously. Jungle Jim and Flash Gordon, both of which began January 7, 1934, and Secret Agent X-9, which began two weeks later on January 22.
Alex Raymond Illustration Original Art (1936). This breathtaking Lot 8366 Heritage Auctions
Alexander Gillespie Raymond (American, 1909-1956): An American comic strip artist and illustrator celebrated for his outstanding work on Flash Gordon, Secret Agent X-9, Jungle Jim, and Rip Kirby for King Features Syndicate.
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1 Alex Raymond was an American artist who was born in 1909. Numerous key galleries and museums such as CaixaForum, Barcelona have featured Alex Raymond's work in the past. Alex Raymond's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 25 USD to 18,975 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.
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Here's a black and white image of Raymond's artwork which was presumably done in full color. This beautiful patch ranks, in my opinion, high on any list of best-designed squadron patches of World War 2. Courtesy of Tom Roberts here are a few examples of Alex Raymond's USMC art created aboard the Gilbert Islands. Sometimes he worked from a photo.
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Alex Raymond, (born Oct. 2, 1909, New Rochelle, N.Y., U.S.—died Sept. 6, 1956, near Westport, Conn.), U.S. comic-strip artist notable for his creation of a number of outstanding and successful adventure comic strips.
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Alexandre Gillespie Raymond (known as Alex Raymond) is an American comic book artist and writer, who notably created the comic strips Flash Gordon and Rip Kirby. See also: Rip Kirby · John Prentice · Glénat · Idw Publishing · Hermes Press Original art : 1 - 12 on 107 Rip kirby daily 5/29/47 Alex Raymond Added by GR - 1/2/24 23 , 2 , 1
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Alex Raymond original Sunday comic strip artwork for Flash Gordon #1 - the origin and first appearance of arguably the greatest and most influential of all American adventure comic strips. (1933, King Features Syndicate, Inc.; published January 7, 1934). Accomplished in pencil and ink on 28.25 x 23 in. illustration board.
monstermanFlash Gordon (August 28, 1938 Comic Strip)Original Art by Alex Raymond in 2019
Alexander Gillespie Raymond Jr. (October 2, 1909 - September 6, 1956) was an American cartoonist and illustrator who was best known for creating the Flash Gordon comic strip for King Features Syndicate in 1934.
Alex Raymond Flash Gordon Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated Lot 93195 Heritage Auctions
Alexander Gillespie Raymond was born in New Rochelle, New York. An American cartoonist, best known for creating Flash Gordon. He is the definitive "artist's artist", with a host of admirers as well as impersonators.
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Alex Raymond was one of the most influential comic strip artists of the 20th Century, creating action-packed art for Secret Agent X-9, the spectacular, classic imagery for Flash Gordon, and the nuanced, brilliant artwork for the detective/film-noiresque Rip Kirby.
Alex Raymond Rip Kirby, in artefumetto original art gallery's USA / UK Comic Art Gallery Room
The first-ever Flash Gordon comic strip drawn by Alex Raymond in 1933 is heading for auction, having been rediscovered after more than 80 years. Raymond's original artwork for Flash Gordon #1 has been described as "the greatest find in comic art history", and could sell for more than half a million dollars at Profiles in History next month.
