CHARITY AUCTION ED HANNIGAN THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN & ROGUES GALLERY ORIGINAL ART.
11x17" comic artboard contains multi-media color original artwork by Ed Hannigan. Spider-Man in center swings forward surrounded by Black Cat, Vulture, Rhino, Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus at bottom, image area measuring 11x12.25". Pencil portrait sketches of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson on either side. Doc Ock's tentacles have been rendered as they appeared in the Spider-Man movies. Signed at bottom by Hannigan. Top was used to test out color markers. Some scattered graphite pencil dust soiling to margins, but o/w art remains clean and Exc. Lawrence Klein Collection.
In the words of Lawrence Klein the founder of the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art:
"I’ve incorporated a fundraising component into this Hake’s auction that is especially meaningful to me and my family. I’ve selected several original works of art from my personal collection, and 100% of my proceeds from the sale of these specific pieces will be donated to four nonprofit organizations that are close to our hearts:
The Center for Cartoon Studies
The HERO Initiative
The Berkshire Humane Society
The Berkshire Art Association
I’m hopeful that this charitable aspect of the auction, together with the breadth and quality of the material being offered, will resonate with collectors and readers alike. It’s especially gratifying to be able to share pieces from my collection while supporting organizations whose work I value deeply."
"I have been a fan of Ed's work since I started collecting and was lucky enough to work with Ed Hannigan since the early 2000s, and over time our professional relationship grew into a personal friendship with Ed and Heidi. During those years, I was fortunate to acquire a number of pieces of Ed’s art that were meaningful to both of us and that I continue to treasure. This Spider-Man piece is one of several studies Ed created for a cover that was ultimately never published. Having also worked with The HERO Initiative to help Ed and other creators during times of need, I’m especially pleased to include this unique piece in the fundraising portion of this auction. It is a wonderful reminder of Ed’s extraordinary talent, our friendship, and the importance of supporting the artists who have given so much to the comics community."
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11x17" comic artboard contains multi-media color original artwork by Ed Hannigan. Spider-Man in center swings forward surrounded by Black Cat, Vulture, Rhino, Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus at bottom, image area measuring 11x12.25". Pencil portrait sketches of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson on either side. Doc Ock's tentacles have been rendered as they appeared in the Spider-Man movies. Signed at bottom by Hannigan. Top was used to test out color markers. Some scattered graphite pencil dust soiling to margins, but o/w art remains clean and Exc. Lawrence Klein Collection.
In the words of Lawrence Klein the founder of the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art:
"I’ve incorporated a fundraising component into this Hake’s auction that is especially meaningful to me and my family. I’ve selected several original works of art from my personal collection, and 100% of my proceeds from the sale of these specific pieces will be donated to four nonprofit organizations that are close to our hearts:
The Center for Cartoon Studies
The HERO Initiative
The Berkshire Humane Society
The Berkshire Art Association
I’m hopeful that this charitable aspect of the auction, together with the breadth and quality of the material being offered, will resonate with collectors and readers alike. It’s especially gratifying to be able to share pieces from my collection while supporting organizations whose work I value deeply."
"I have been a fan of Ed's work since I started collecting and was lucky enough to work with Ed Hannigan since the early 2000s, and over time our professional relationship grew into a personal friendship with Ed and Heidi. During those years, I was fortunate to acquire a number of pieces of Ed’s art that were meaningful to both of us and that I continue to treasure. This Spider-Man piece is one of several studies Ed created for a cover that was ultimately never published. Having also worked with The HERO Initiative to help Ed and other creators during times of need, I’m especially pleased to include this unique piece in the fundraising portion of this auction. It is a wonderful reminder of Ed’s extraordinary talent, our friendship, and the importance of supporting the artists who have given so much to the comics community."
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