Capp Al

Title: (three iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, first two signed in pencil by the artist, last unsigned, uned

Title: (four iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, each signed in pencil by the artist, each numbered from the ed

Title: (three iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, first two signed in pencil by the artist, last unsigned, uned

Title: (four iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, each signed in pencil by the artist, each numbered from the ed

Capp, Al. A Pair of Lithographs of Daisy Mae, color lithograph on line-backed paper, one signed and dated ‘64 (lower right). Size of largest 24 x 28".

CAPP, Al. Signed Limited Edition Lil Abner Silkscreen. 1974. Silkscreen on thick linen texture paper, signed in pencil, numbered 26 of 250 copies. 22 ¾ x 40”. Rolled. Spotting in upper marg

ALFRED GERALD CAPLIN (AL CAPP)(American, 1909-1979)Thass All Thar Is!!1976, oil on canvassigned and dated AL Capp '76 lower right42 x 60 in., frame: 43 x 61 in. Provenance: The Est

Triptych of comics, Al Capp L'il Abner Frank King, Gasoline Alley and Harold Gray Little Orphan. 6 1/2" x 22 1/4"

Al (Alfred Gerald Caplin) Capp (1909-1979) Rolling forested hills of emerald and sapphire. Impressionist school landscape, possible Connecticut or NY. Capp went on to become a successful Celebrity car

Al Capp (American 1909-1979) Large "Sect of State" Signed twice on the back and once on the front. Possibly stenciled or screened, painting on canvas. Height: 40 1/4", Width: 40 11/4" & Image Size: He

Al Capp Li'l Abner original art "Ready for Freddy", Al Capp (American, 1909-1979), ink over graphite on paper, matted and framed, original art for a pair of L'il Abner comic strips featuring the phras

Framed Original Al Capp Cartoon Strip Maisie Day,1942. This is a fun, original, hand-drawn cartoon strip by Al Capp (American, 1909-79) featuring Maisie Day. It is signed to the American bass player,

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979) 'Lil' Abner' Ink and Acetate on Paper Comic Strip 1961, signed lower center, depicting the Yokum family in a three-panel comic, edited with Wite-Out, housed in a wood fra

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979). Al Capp Ll'l Abner original ink comic strip panel, dated 1967 for the News Syndicate Co.Inc. Autographed photograph of Al Capp. Printer's comic proof page. Dimensions: I

a) Al Capp Crayon Portrait of Rival Harold Gray. (Creator of Little Orphan Annie) Both made fun of each other in their comic strips. b) Cartoon Caricature signed by Capp Framed/Glazed 41x35.

Al (Alfred Gerald Caplin) Capp (AMERICAN / CONNECTICUT / NEW YORK, 1909 - 1979) artist proof cartoon / comic silkscreen depicting the "Florida Bird" executed circa 1976. Pencil signed to lower right a

Circa 1954 Fearless Fosdick by Al Capp- "Get Wildroot Cream-Oil Charlie" Barber Shop Sign and Decal Lot. 1 Embossed metal sign and two decal stickers.

Lil Abner largest 24 1/4" x 36" (sheet) all signed all from an edition of 350

Alfred Gerald Caplin (American, 1909-1979). "Ah Is Too Proud to Marry Him", color serigraph on paper, ed. 110/250, signed and dated "Al Capp 74" lr, paper size: 29 x 20 1/4 in., framed.

(American, 1909-1979). Lithograph in colors, ed. 177/250, pencil signed and dated "Al Capp '74" lr, 24 x 39 in., framed.

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph on a woven canvas type paper and number 119/250 from 1975. Features Daisy Mae with Li'l Abner. Unframed and measures 24" x 36"

(1909-1979) American cartoonist, creator of Lil Abner. Two original hand-inked and signed comic artworks, the first a four-panel strip by Capp and Bob Lubbers, dated 1954 and measuring 20 in. x 7 in.

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph on a woven canvas type paper and number 185/250 from 1974. This is Li'l Abner Fearless Fosdick and a trio of old maids. It comes unframed and measures 24" x 36". Excellen

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979) Who's That Comin'?. Color serigraph on linen paper, pencil numbered 199/250 LL and pencil signed and dated '76 LR Sight: 22" x 20" Sheet: 28" x 24"