Speedy Gonzales "Here Today, Gone Tamale" Print 58/500

"Here Today, Gone Tamale" - Limited Edition Speedy Gonzales Print by Warner Bros (58/500), Custom Museum Frame. We are thrilled to offer a vibrant slice of animation history with the limited edition p

This 16x20 fine art giclee, reproduced from the original Lobby Card of “ Here Today, Gone Tamale .” This edition is limited to 500 hand-numbered pieces. Released in 1959, it was directed by Fr

"Here Today, Gone Tamale" is a limited edition giclee on paper from Warner Bros., numbered with hologram seal of Authenticity. This image was originally used as a "lobby card" displayed in theater lob

This Warner Bros. giclee reproduced from the original Lobby Card of “ Here Today, Gone Tamale." T his piece is number 4 out of an edition of 500. Released in 1959, it was directed by Friz Frelen

An original Warner Bros. Looney Tune Lobby Card entitled "Here Today Gone Tomale." Here Today Gone Tomale is a technicolor cartoon released in 1959, was directed by Friz Freleng. “Here Today, Go

Virgil Walter Ross, Am., 1907 -1996, Speedy Gonzales drawing, pencil and colored pencil on animation paper, signed and numbered along bottom -41 R18 (JOHB571)(MM) Dimensions: 10 1/2 x 12 1/2 Property

Ed Mell is an American artist known for his distinctive Southwestern landscape paintings that capture the rugged beauty of the American Southwest. Here are some key points about Ed Mell:1. **Early Lif

Ed Mell is an American artist known for his distinctive Southwestern landscape paintings that capture the rugged beauty of the American Southwest. Here are some key points about Ed Mell:1. **Early Lif

Virgil Ross (1907-1996) Sketch drawing of Looney Tunes Speedy Gonzales. Measures 21.25" x 19.25" w/ frame.

(Warner Brothers Studios, 1990s) Original super-pan drawing by Virgil Ross featuring classic Looney Tunes characters Yosemite Sam, Michigan J. Frog, Speedy Gonzales, Elmer Fudd, Wile E. Coyote, Porky

Includes 16754 Porky Pig Instant Martian; 16755 Daffy Duck Balloon car; 16980 Speedy Gonzales missile car; 16274 Marvin the Martian & Daffy boxcar; 26205 Bullwinkle boxcar; 26244 Woody Woodpecker boxc

(lot of 2) Framed limited-edition hand-painted sericels over lithographic backgrounds, c.1999, including: (1) "Classic Speedy Gonzales," numbered 256/ 500, accompanied by certificate of authenticity i

Japanese Mizuno Toshikata 'Imayo Bijin (Today's Beauties)' Print Book Folding album having (12) prints of female figures in fashionable clothing during the Meiji period on handmade paper, woven reed f

dated 1946; Jan Tschichold, by bound volume with 17 color prints

Stik - Holding Hands Digital Print - Not signed - open edition - dead stock - 2020 Stik - Hackney Life Poster - Blue. Limited edition print. Hackney Today is published by the London Borough of Hackney

Stik - Holding Hands Digital Print - Not signed - open edition - dead stock - 2020 Stik - Hackney Life Poster - Orange. Limited edition print. Hackney Today is published by the London Borough of Hackn

Gone with the Wind Set of 3 Fred A Parrish Original Gone With the Wind Photographic Gelatin Studio publicity PrintsOriginal Fred Parrish Photographic Prints from Gone With the Wind. Fred Parrish was a

Sold Out Jim Booth Limited Edition "Tara" "Gone With The Wind" Lithograph Print. This is one of Jim's most famous productions and is highly collectible and hard to find. This print

21 X17 X 1

Comprising, a black and white photograph of Princess Stephanie of Russia, a print of a man in a hat, inscribed "To My Friend Peetra Gonzales, Olaf Wieghest," a print of a woman, signed "Violet Mary Ke

AFTER THEODOR GEISEL (AMER, 1904-1991), LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT & BOOK, 2 PCS, H 9", W 12", "THEY'VE ALL GONE TO..." A lithographic print after Theodor Geisel ("Dr. Seuss") titled "They've All Gone To Bed

rated 8, 26"x31", the lithograph has good color, has minor soiling, framed.

It is with a palpable sense of anticipation that we introduce to the auction stage a lithograph of profound cultural significance–a pencil signed print titled "SALE ENDS TODAY" by the elusive and in

Albert "Kid" Mertz (American/Michigan, 1905-1988) Folk Art Cross "Yesterday Has Gone Tomorrow Hasn't Come Today is Here Make the Most of it", incised and painted wood. Provenance: Phyllis Kind Gallery