Dye charlie (8 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. "Before Charlie Dye began a new painting, he would first create a full size "cartoon" of his subject. It was in this pencil drawing on brown wrapping paper that he worked out his problems of composition and detail. The resulting drawing is a finished piece of art, complete in every detail, and today, these studies are highly prized by collectors. This work, reproduced in its actual size is the cartoon for 'The Critics Free Advice', a painting commissioned by Joseph Hoover and Sons, Lithographers, which was reproduced on one of their calendars in 1960.". Charlie Dye (illustratore).…

First appearance in print of these works. In addition to the artists listed above, this issue features articles on the Ralph Kaschai collection, Harvey Johnson, Clark Hulings and the etchings of Olaf Wieghorst. Magazine printed on glossy stock, profusely illustrated in both color and black and white - also includes many advertisements for art galleries with equally attractive reproductions of art works. Very good+ condition (crease on front cover.).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Vg. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. First Edition. 135 pages. Brown binding with gold lettering on spine. More than fifty full-color reproductions presented here. Ink name at top of half title page. Half title page foxed. All edges , spine ends , and corner tips of jacket worn , with a few small tears along top and bottom edges. Photos on request.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. First Edition. Oblong 4to hdbound. 135pp. Illust. A great book about the excellent work of this Western artist. Fine in dj which has rubbing bottom of backstrip and backstrip edges.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Condizione sovraccoperta: As New. oblong 4to, As New In undamaged original shrinkwrap. Dye, Charlie (illustratore).

First Edition. 0blong Quarto. 135p. with a foreword by Joe Beeler, illustrated with more than 50 full color reproductions of Dye's paintings and a lively narrative highlighting his life and works. Complete list of Charlie Dye's paintings (257) compiled from his personal journal. Harold McCracken says, "Charlie Dye was a cowboy at heart and a dedicated artist in the field he knew and loved the best". The First Edition is far superior to the reprint both in printing quality and presentation. Handsomely bound in full brown leather like cloth, spine lettering gilt. A fine bright copy in a very good unclipped pictorial dust jacket with just a hint of fading to spine and minor spots of rubbing to edges.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 240 pp., frontis, index, photographs, illustrations, brand diagrams, maps. A UNIQUE COPY. A fine unblemished copy less dust jacket as issued. Comprised of approximately sixty-three historical articles and taped interviews about early Sedona and surrounding area by Sedona oldtimers and pioneers or their relatives. It not only has the signatures of four members of the Sedona Westerners Book Committee but also nineteen, out of sixty-three, signed articles by the oldtimers or their relatives. Lastly this book belonged to Sedona resident and oldtimer Charlie Thompson and is signed by him on the ffep. AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE, UNIQUE COPY. Joe Beeler, Charlie Dye (illustratore). Signed by Author(s).…

No Binding. Condizione: Near Fine. Original pen and brush drawing in black ink on paper, ca. 1965-1968. Signed lower right: Charlie Dye with "CA" monogram (Cowboy Artists of America). Visible image size approx. 9.5" x 7.5"; attractively matted and framed to 17.5" x 16". Provenance: Private collection. A strong, narrative composition by Charlie Dye (1906-1972), painter, illustrator, and co-founder of the Cowboy Artists of America (CAA). The drawing shows a cowboy with his mount and pack horse negotiating rocky terrain, rendered with Dye's confident line and spare brushwork. Signed in ink at the lower right with Dye's characteristic underline and "CA" monogram, denoting his Cowboy Artists of America membership. This illustration was reproduced on the front cover of Those Early Days: Oldtimers' Memoirs, a history of Sedona and the Verde Valley Region (Sedona Westerners, 1968). In the acknowledgments to that volume, the drawing is identified by title as Over the Rim. Since Dye only began appending "CA" after the CAA was founded in 1965, the drawing can be securely dated to between 1965 and 1968. Included with the artwork is a first edition copy of Those Early Days. (Sedona: The Sedona Westerners, 1968) and Charlie Dye: One Helluva Western Painter by Paul Weaver (Los Angeles: Peterson Prints, 1981). Condition: Very good. The sheet is clean, with only light, even toning. No visible tears, losses, or stains. Ink lines crisp and unfaded, some strokes showing light brown toning from age. A faint offset or "ghost" impression of the signature is visible, likely from the original inking process or later storage, not affecting legibility or presentation. Professionally framed with Tru Vue Museum Glass, frame shows minor wear. Both volumes in very good condition showing light shelfwear, with Those Early Days showing a couple stains to covers and tape marks to endpapers. Original Dye drawings with named titles and documented publication history are scarce on the market. The Sedona connection, Cowboy Artists of America monogram, and confirmed book reproduction give this work exceptional appeal for collectors of Western art. Charlie Dye (illustratore).…