BARKS LITHOGRAPHIE Nobody's Spending Fool 16"x 20" Large lithograph (1997)
BARKS LITHOGRAPHIE Nobody's Spending Fool 16"x 20" Large lithograph (1997)
Barks Litho Nobody's Spending Fool
16"x 20" Large lithograph (1997)
Lithographie von Another Rainbow USA, 1997 Regular Edition
(limitierte Auflage von 350 nummerierten Exemplaren) handsigniert von Carl Barks Darstellungsgröße: 50,5 x 40,5 cm Blattgröße: 58 x 50 cm mit Zertifikat
Uncle Scrooge began his fortune in the Klondike during its famous gold rush days --,- digging precious metal from the frozen and unyielding earth. But unlike most of the others who moiled for gold, Scrooge bypassed the businesses that had cropped up to part "spending fools" from their money and elected instead to hoard his wealth. Nobody's Spending Fool is a full-size lithograph created from Carl Barks' renowned oil painting.
Nobody's Spending Fool, the twenty-fourth lighograph in an unmatched series of limited, full-size, signed and numbered prints produced by Another Rainbow, is taken from chronological Disney oil #81, painted by Carl Barks in mid-summer, 1974. It pictures Scrooge as a young miner, as he was in Dawson City in 1897 - exactly 100 years ago from the year of this release! (Note the bulletin board that has scawled on it, "Scrooge Go Home!" And, contrary to the popular beliefs of some, no one in fandom has been caricatured in the crowd on the sidewalk.