One Flew East, One Flew West.......
magikbilly
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Hi All,
Here are some items I love. A 1975 original still signed by Jack Nicholson. Now, a Nicholson is common as heck, especially on that "here's Johnny" photo from the Shining. But, it is comparatively very tough to find vintage signed photos. Every one I have seen from this period, be it this film or Chinatown, is in green felt tip (some badly faded).
And, to round it out, the very elusive signature of the Big Chief (the focus of the 1961 book), Will Sampson Jr. - a noted American artist. This is among his last - signed in a hospital bed before his death in 1987. Comments welcome.
Original 8x10 still with vintage Jack Nicholson signature.
Will Sampson Jr. signed index card, black ink
Best,
Eric
Here are some items I love. A 1975 original still signed by Jack Nicholson. Now, a Nicholson is common as heck, especially on that "here's Johnny" photo from the Shining. But, it is comparatively very tough to find vintage signed photos. Every one I have seen from this period, be it this film or Chinatown, is in green felt tip (some badly faded).
And, to round it out, the very elusive signature of the Big Chief (the focus of the 1961 book), Will Sampson Jr. - a noted American artist. This is among his last - signed in a hospital bed before his death in 1987. Comments welcome.
Original 8x10 still with vintage Jack Nicholson signature.
Will Sampson Jr. signed index card, black ink
Best,
Eric
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Thanks I am very glad you like them. It is fortuitous that the trail off stroke aligns well with what's his names leg. The book is superb - have you ever read it? I neglected to say your first posted color Kennedy image is also very beautiful. What drives you to collect the Kennedy material? Any signed images of Ted Kennedy?
I wonder if anyone will take a stab at my Lugosi post? His signature mystifies many.
Best wishes,
Eric
Eric
I don't have anyone else from this film- just these 2 and Cheswick which is going to be a gift to a close mate. I used to collect album pages too, but they are usually on self destructive paper, terribly brittle and/or toned.
Best,
Eric