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Finland, here we come!
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c. 1939
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c. 1940
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With Geoffrey Blum
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Sekvenskonst
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cbarks.dk
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The famous drawing Barks made for Scarpa with Brigitta.
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Learn to draw Donald Duck, just as champion Carl Barks did it!
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Mardi Gras Before the Thaw 1992, a detail study for an oilpainting, pencil on tissue paper
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Mardi Gras Before the Thaw 1992, a detail study for an oilpainting, pencil on tissue paper
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This is one of the best Christmas paintings that Carl Barks ever made (in my opinion)! It comes from the story "Christmas for a Shacktown". Consider painting so amazing! Ah... What a dream!
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Carl Barks tells about Uncle Scrooge. Maybe you can be as good a sign one day!
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Carl Barks signature!
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This painting is taken from my favorite story. The name reads as follows: Donald Duck and the golden helmet. This story is the best Carl Barks story (according to this website). It would not surprise me if this painting was soon the best!
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Oil Painting Called 'Surprise Party at Memory Pond'
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Oil Painting Called 'Mardi Gras Before the Thaw'
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Oil Painting Called 'A 1934 Belchfire Runabout'
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Oil Painting Called 'Fair Wind off Bora Bora'
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Oil Painting Called 'Live It Up, Kid!'
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Oil Painting Called 'Rude Awakening'
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Oil Painting Called 'Voodoo Hoodooed'
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The article from ,,The Hemet News'' 6 April 1951
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The article from ,,The Hemet News'' 6 April 1951
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Oil Painting Called 'An Embarrassment of Riches'
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Carl Barks drawing of a Hobbit
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Dude Ranch Do-si-do
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“Klondike Kate and Troupe”, an original oil painting by Carl Barks, 1978. This painting was part of Barks’ series, “Famous Figures of History as They Might Have Looked Had Their Genes Gotten Mixed with Waterfowl”.
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'The Witches of Salem' by Carl Barks
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Original watercolor illustration of “Calamity Jane” by Carl Barks, part of his series, “Famous Figures of History as They Might Have Looked Had Their Genes Gotten Mixed with Waterfowl” 1978.
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Illustration called 'Little Miss Muscle!' by Carl Barks (1966)
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Original unpublished cover art by Carl Barks from Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories #96, published by Dell Comics, 1948. The piece was hand-colored by Barks in 1995.
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“Mr. Duck Steps Out” colored storyboard by Carl Barks (1940)
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“Mr. Duck Steps Out” colored storyboard (2) by Carl Barks (1940)
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“Mr. Duck Steps Out” colored storyboard (3) by Carl Barks (1940)
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“Mr. Duck Steps Out” colored storyboard (4) by Carl Barks (1940)
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“Mr. Duck Steps Out” colored storyboard (5) by Carl Barks (1940)
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Original Garden of Eden illustration by Carl Barks from the series, “Famous Figures of History as They Might Have Looked Had Their Genes Gotten Mixed with Waterfowl” which was printed in Animal Quackers, drawn in 1978, published by Gemstone in 1996.
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Carl Barks in 1919
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Original Carl Barks sketch of Magica De Spell (year unknown)
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“Ghost Talk Spooken Here” by Carl Barks, 1965. Interior cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #56, “Mystery of the Ghost Town Railroad”
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Original Art for the Cover of 'Uncle Scrooge #66'
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Carl Barks’s promo art for San Diego Comic-Con in 1981
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An adult drawing with two sensual friends.
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Original drawing with Scrooge McDuck VS Flintheart Glomgold
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Original drawing with Gyro & Helper
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“PopNuts”, a cartoon drawn by Carl Barks for Joseph Cowles, an avid fan of his who worked as a popcorn vendor at Disneyland. Cowles later became a author, editor, designer, and publisher for Disney. (Pictured bottom; Cowles working as a vendor circa 1960). Barks later wrote a story inspired by his fan called “The Candy Kid” (1962).
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Original drawing with the Beagle Boys
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The Comic Book Price Guide, 1977. Cover art by Carl Barks.
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Original illustration with Scrooge
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Carl Barks's Esterbrook Pen 356
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Doodle for a fan called Bob.
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Excerpt of the book "Carl Barks: Conversations" (source: https://books.google.com.br)
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A study about how to draw Donald Duck
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Original oil painting with Donald
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Original cover painting by Carl Barks from Uncle Scrooge #39, published by Dell Comics, September 1962.
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Original oil painting with Donald and HDL
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Original oil painting with Scrooge, Donald and HDL
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(Very) Adult Drawing
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Original oil painting with Scrooge, Donald and HDL
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Original sketch for political cartoons in the 1940s.
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Original sketch for political cartoons in the 1940s.
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Original sketch for political cartoons in the 1940s.
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Carl Barks signing autographs in 1994.
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“Yesterday’s Mansion,” an original oil painting by Carl Barks, 1969. According to Barks, this painting is “a mostly imaginary scene first conceived in the sixties for showing at outdoor art shows in Palm Springs, where only desert scenes sell. Over the years I have often rewetted and tinkered with the original composition, added branches to the tree, painted in and painted out hedgerows of cypress, even added an ocean in the distance. All that work to give myself short rests from the grind of drawing and painting the Disney ducks.”
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'She Was Spangled And Flashy', oil painting from 1977
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Original oil painting called 'Dam Disaster'
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Original Art with Donald and Daisy
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Original art for the cover of 'Uncle Scrooge #66'
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Study of Gyro Gearloose
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Study of Gyro Gearloose
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Study of Gyro Gearloose
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Original art from 1997 (published in 2012)
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Sketch with Scrooge (from the 90s)
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Uncle Scrooge and Nephews (1997), pencils by Carl Barks, inks and colors by Patrick Block.
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Oil painting called 'Eureka! A Goose Egg Nugget!' (1996)
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self-portrait sketch (undated)
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Another very old adult drawing.
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Original drawing with Scrooge McDuck
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Original drawing with Monsieur Mattressface
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A funny self-portrait
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Original Art with Scrooge
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Original drawing with Scrooge McDuck
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Original illustration called 'Invasion of Privacy' (1995)
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A Painting called 'King Beowulf' (1978)
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“Well Armed Stranger” a rare non-ducks oil painting by Carl Barks, 1982.
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Donald’s Nephews” (1938), one of the few Donald Duck cartoons he helped create.
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Donald’s Nephews” (1938).
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Donald’s Nephews” (1938).
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Donald’s Nephews” (1938).
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Sea Scouts” (1939)
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Sea Scouts” (1939)
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A storyboard done by Carl Barks for the cartoon “Sea Scouts” (1939)
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Drawing by Carl Barks from 1994, during his visit to Italy
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Original Art with Scrooge McDuck
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Painting with Scrooge McDuck
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Original art with characters of Scrooge's universe
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Oil painting called 'Make Your Move, Podner!' (1974)
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Oil painting called 'Miser’s Hangup'
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Drawing with various characters of Scrooge's universe created by Barks.
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Oil painting called 'The Wadfather'
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Oil painting called 'Rumble Seat Roadster'
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Oil painting called 'Mayday on the Prairie'
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Oil painting called 'Business Long Overdue'
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Preliminary sketch for Uncle Scrooge #63, “House of Haunts” (1966)
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Oil painting called 'An Astronomical Predicament'
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Oil painting called 'Dude For a Day'
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Oil painting called 'Menace Out Of the Myths'
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Bad Bird from Bodie (1978), from the famous series, “Famous Figures of History as They Might Have Looked Had Their Genes Gotten Mixed with Waterfowl”
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Oil painting called “Compleat Golfer”, based on his earlier cover for Walt Disney Comics and Stories #164, May 1954.
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Oil painting called “Nobody’s Spending Fool”
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Mr. Gottfredson & Mr. Barks
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Excerpt of the book "Carl Barks: Conversations" (source: https://books.google.com.br)
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Original watercolor illustration with Scrooge and a Beagle Boy.
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Oil painting called "The Stone That Turns All Metals Gold", based on a scene from Uncle Scrooge #10 “The Fabulous Philosopher’s Stone” (1955).
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Oil painting called "Where Ducks and Antelope Play"
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Original watercolor illustration with Scrooge and a Beagle Boy.
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Hedy Lamarr, portrait.
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A Photo of Barks dated from first world war
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A Photo of Barks dated from 1938
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Drawing from the late 1940s for a human adventure romance strip.
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Drawing with Scrooge remembering a Scottish habit.
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A fabulous painting called "Queen of Sheba"
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Pencil sketch for the painting 'Queen of Sheba'
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Pencil sketch for the painting 'Queen of Sheba'
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A photo of Barks and his first wife, dated from 1921.
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Ranch Girl. Ca 5"x7", painted 1968
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A kiss from a fan. (cute content)
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Barks concocting an action figure of Scrooge McDuck in 1989.
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Original watercolor illustration based on the story ''Land Beneath the Ground!''
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Original watercolor illustration with Scrooge
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Oil painting called ''Student Witch''
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Painting of a blonde girl
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Painting of an elegant woman
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With a fan.
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A B&W photo showing Barks painting in his studio.
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A B&W photo showing Barks painting in his studio.
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Money Bin Shower sketch
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Studies of Donald's neighbor, Jones.
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A controversial painting with anthropomorphic ducks. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener, where Barks worked during the 1930s. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Oil painting based on the story ''The Flying Dutchman''
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Another controversial painting with anthropomorphic ducks. (adult content)
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Oil painting called "Disputed Claim"
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Illustration with Scrooge called 'I May Have to Spend Some of This Stuff' (1997)
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Adult cartoon
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Drawing for Piero Zanotto, dated from 1974
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Adult cartoon
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Drawing with Scrooge McDuck vs Flintheart Glomgold
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“Wishing Well”, painting by Carl Barks, based on his cover to Uncle Scrooge #7.
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Sketch of the painting “Wishing Well”
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Painting of a woman from the 1940s
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Painting called ''Old King Cole''
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Illustration called “Uncle Scrooge and Company”
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“Eight-Cornered Eggs”, painting based on Donald Duck #223, “Lost in the Andes”.
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Limited edition art print of cartoons drawn by Carl Barks before he joined the Walt Disney Studio in 1935, published by Another Rainbow for the International Museum of Cartoon Art.
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Limited edition art print of cartoons drawn by Carl Barks before he joined the Walt Disney Studio in 1935, published by Another Rainbow for the International Museum of Cartoon Art.
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Oil painting called ''July Fourth in Duckburg'' (1976)
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Celebrity fan - Carl Barks reading Howard the Duck #2
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Painting the famous ''Red Sails in the Sunset''
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“Holiday In Duckburg” in watercolors (1989)
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The famous oil paiting ''Red Sails in the Sunset''
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Preliminary artwork by Carl Barks for “Go Slowly Sands of Time” (1984)
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Oil painting called "Pick and Shovel Laborer'' (1981)
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Illustration from 1997 called “Barks Treasury“
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Illustration called “Cornelius Coot and Pluckahontas“
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Preliminary artwork by Carl Barks for “Go Slowly Sands of Time” (1984)
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Storyboard for the cartoon Sea Scouts (1939)
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Oil painting called ''Banker's Salad''
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Drawing for an Italian fan (possibly from the 1960s)
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Original watercolor illustration with Scrooge and Donald
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Sketch for a comic book cover based on the story ''The Phantom of Notre Duck''
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Sketch for a comic book cover based on the story ''The Phantom of Notre Duck''
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Oil painting called “Harem of Xerxes”, 1980. (adult content)
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Original art for the cover of PANELS magazine #2. (adult content)
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Studies of Donald Duck used in PANELS magazine #2
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Interview published in PANELS magazine #2 (Page 4)
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Interview published in PANELS magazine #2 (Page 5)
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Interview published in PANELS magazine #2 (Page 6)
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Interview published in PANELS magazine #2 (Page 7)
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Last page of an Interview with Carl Barks, published in PANELS magazine #2
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Original art for the cover of ''Walt Disney Comics & Stories #309''
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Drawing with Daisy & Donald Duck (based on 'Dude Ranch Do-si-do')
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“I Saw That Nickel First!” From (The Unpublished) Barks Treasury Pt. II
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Sketch for the illustration “I Saw That Nickel First!”
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Oil painting called "Treasure Island'', 1972
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Interview published in PANELS magazine #2 (Page 9)
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A drawing with the non-Disney character Barney Bear. (source: Zanucoli's page on Flickr)
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Excerpt of the book "Carl Barks: Conversations" (source: https://books.google.com.br)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Cartoon for the Calgary Eye-Opener. (adult content)
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Excerpt of the book "Carl Barks: Conversations" (source: https://books.google.com.br)
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Excerpt of the book "Carl Barks: Conversations" (source: https://books.google.com.br)
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Excerpt of the book "Carl Barks: Conversations" (source: https://books.google.com.br)
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Original art for page 20 of the story 'North of the Yukon'
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Original art for page 21 of the story 'North of the Yukon'
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Original art for page 22 of the story 'North of the Yukon'
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Original art for page 23 of the story 'North of the Yukon'
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Original art for page 24 of the story 'North of the Yukon'
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Original art for page 25 of the story 'North of the Yukon'
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from http://www.artnet.com/artists/carl-barks/past-auction-results - sketch of Scrooge crying with bagpipes and castle in the background
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1948-10)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1949-09)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1949-10)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1949-12)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1951-10)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1952-03)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1952-09)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1953-03)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1953-08)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1954-01)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1954-05)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1955-01)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1957-11)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1958-11)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1959-10)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1960-03)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1960-05)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1960-10)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1962-05)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1962-11)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1965-05)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1968-04)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1968-07)
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Original illustration for comic book cover (1969-07)
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Illustration used in the Spanish comic book 'Dumbo 2ª (ERSA) No. 59'
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Illustration used in the German comic book 'Barks Library Special Onkel Dagobert 12'
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"The Wadfather" Preliminary Sketch Original Art (1971)
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''Trespassers Will Be Ventilated'' Regular Edition Lithograph #256/345 (Another Rainbow, 1987). This Carl Barks lithograph features a showdown between Glittering Goldie and Donald Duck, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Uncle Scrooge, a scene which originally appeared on the cover to Four Color #456 (1953).
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Oil Painting called 'Family Portrait'
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Original illustration called 'Help! Help! Our Unca Donald is Number Two In a Food Chain'
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"Black Gold, Yellow Gold..." Uncle Scrooge Signed Lithograph AP #7/25 (Walt Disney, 1995). Produced for the attendees of a Carl Barks banquet.
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Magica De Spell "Vesuvius Airline Frequent Flier" Pastel Drawing Original Art (circa 1980s). Carl Barks created this original watercolor depicting how Scrooge's nemesis, Magica De Spell, might have made the trip from Mount Vesuvius, Italy to Duckburg. Barks demonstrates how fast it would have been had Magica used twin-broom power instead of her usual single stick.
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Painting called ''Duck Rogers'' (1979). This painting, which had as a working title "This Nude Duck is a Dish", is featured on pages 121-122 of the Carl Barks' Animal Quackers full-color book. "Duck Rogers" is a take-off on America's first popular newspaper comic strip spaceman, Buck Rogers. Barks was late to discover that a Warner Brothers cartoon had previously been issued under a similar name ("Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century", in 1953), and was concerned with copyright issues. For that reason, he would not sign his name to the painting; however, he was agreeable to sign the accompanying finished pencil drawing. "Duck Rogers" is the only futuristic character in Barks' series of 53 non-Disney Duck paintings. Buck is shown in the process of saving a curvaceous "dinner-to-be" -- a stripped-down maiden in distress. Barks has the three-headed "dragon-style" alien chef preparing dessert and the main course all at the same time. The "dessert" has a humorous perkiness that only Carl Barks could create.
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"The Mountain Man" Painting Original Art (1979). Worlds are colliding here! This handsome (and funny) painting of a couple of bear trappers who catch more than expected was done during the period when Disney revoked the license Barks had obtained to paint Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge, and was accepting commissions for a series he called "Famous Figures of History as They Might Have Looked Had Their Genes Gotten Mixed with Waterfowl." It was commissioned by animation writer and Underground cartoonist Bob Foster, who had requested his own creation, Myron Moose, be included in the scene; that's Myron in the background, pointing to a bear cub he has trapped! The art is in ink and watercolor on illustration board.
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Original cover art for Walt Disney Comics & Stories #405
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Barks famous oil painting entitled "Wanderers of Wonderlands" executed in 1981. The father of ducks created this painting, taking inspiration from one of his adventures published in 1954 with the title "Uncle Scrooge and the seven cities of Cibola" in which Uncle Scrooge and his nephews go in search of the 7 legendary cities of gold founded in New Mexico following the Arab conquest of the Spanish city of Merida. We know that Barks was particularly fond of this story as it was the first occasion in which Uncle Scrooge goes in search of hidden and legendary treasures around the world, a theme that will later become recurring (as well as one of the most fascinating) in the character ’s adventures.
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Preliminary drawing made by Barks for his famous oil painting entitled "Wanderers of Wonderlands" executed in 1981. Signed in pen by the author. Pencil on tissue paper.
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