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Partial Sunday Original Art dated 9-11-04 (New York Herald Co., 1904).
Panel 6 from the Sunday comic strip that was released on September 11th in 1904.
Panel 6 from the Sunday comic strip that was released on September 11th in 1904.
Comment
Cette case date de 1904.
Je l'ai achetée en 2011 sur ebay US.
En 2020, à nouveau, des signes annoncent que notre économie peut vaciller au moindre éternuement...
Et dire qu'elle est parue un 11 Septembre en plus!
Ka... Chow! juste avant que tout bascule...
Voici une description adaptée de celle d'une vente Heritage pour la case 3 de la même page.
Little Sammy Sneeze prefigured Winsor McCay's most celebrated creation, Little Nemo. Sammy Sneeze blazed a comic strip trail, as a little-boy protagonist, for Nemo to follow. Because of the depth of McCay's continuities in Little Sammy Sneeze, some historians consider the strip a forerunner of the graphic novel. This is Panel 6 from the Sunday that appeared on 9-11-04. Created in ink over graphite on board with an image area of 7.25" x 8.5"
Je l'ai achetée en 2011 sur ebay US.
En 2020, à nouveau, des signes annoncent que notre économie peut vaciller au moindre éternuement...
Et dire qu'elle est parue un 11 Septembre en plus!
Ka... Chow! juste avant que tout bascule...
Voici une description adaptée de celle d'une vente Heritage pour la case 3 de la même page.
Little Sammy Sneeze prefigured Winsor McCay's most celebrated creation, Little Nemo. Sammy Sneeze blazed a comic strip trail, as a little-boy protagonist, for Nemo to follow. Because of the depth of McCay's continuities in Little Sammy Sneeze, some historians consider the strip a forerunner of the graphic novel. This is Panel 6 from the Sunday that appeared on 9-11-04. Created in ink over graphite on board with an image area of 7.25" x 8.5"
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About Winsor McCay
Zenas Winsor McCay was an American cartoonist and animator. He is best known for the comic strip Little Nemo (1905–14; 1924–26) and the animated film Gertie the Dinosaur (1914). For contractual reasons, he worked under the pen name Silas on the comic strip Dream of the Rarebit Fiend.
