Alan Bodner and Harry Sabin Portrait Series Tweety and Sylvester Giclee On Canvas

Price: $ 675.00 USD

Alan Bodner and Harry Sabin Portrait Series Tweety and Sylvester Giclee On Canvas is eligible for layaway in 3 equal payments of $225.00 over 60 days.

Layaway Schedule
9/29/2016 $225.00 1st payment
10/29/2016 $225.00 2nd payment
11/28/2016 $225.00 3rd & final payment
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Available for purchase today, September 29, 2016

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Portrait Series “ Pepe Le Pew" Giclee On Canvas

NOTES: Rendered in classic black and white tones, The Portrait Series illuminates Pepe Le Pew in dramatic and stylized poses which harkens back to The 30s and 40s when screen actors were as well known for their photographic glamour as they were for their on-camera ability. This art was developed in 1993 by award-winning Warner Bros. artists Alan Bodner and Harry Sabin. The images were originally released as fine art

Portrait Series Tweety and Sylvester Giclee On Canvas by Alan Bodner and Harry Sabin is a Limited Edition production signed by the Artist. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity which affirms that this is an authentic Limited Edition production from Alan Bodner and Harry Sabin.

Alan Bodner and Harry Sabin bio

I was chosen, with Alan Bodner, to create a series of posters for the Warner Brothers Stores across the United States. I designed and drew the posters and Alan did the color. We travelled across the country for appearances at individual stores promoting the Looney Tunes for Warner Bros. We also oversaw the printing of the lithographs and serigraphs, which were printed at The Ettinger Atelier in New York City.