R. CRUMB VINTAGE POSTER LOT Memorabilia
VF: 8.0
(Stock Image)
SOLD ON: Monday, 02/10/2025 6:09 PM
$50.60
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COMMENTS: A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Lot of 2 vintage Robert Crumb posters: Stoned Agin! (in color) & Help from Crumb's "Zonk!" greeting card line
(Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)
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Lot of 2 vintage Robert Crumb posters: Stoned Agin! (in color) & Help from Crumb's "Zonk!" greeting card line
(Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Lot of 2 vintage Robert Crumb posters: Stoned Agin! (in color) & Help from Crumb's "Zonk!" greeting card line
(Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)R. Crumb's iconic Stoned Agin! image showcasing a stoner melting into their high, from 1971. Measures 35" x 23", in excellent condition with only minor wear around the edges.
R. Crumb created this HELP image while working for the greeting card company American Greetings. After he was more established, in the early 1970s he did a series of cards in a line called "Zonk!", where this image came from. Measures 31" x 23", with moderate wear along the edges alongside some light tearing.
From the collection of John Silverstein
Lot of 2 vintage Robert Crumb posters: Stoned Agin! (in color) & Help from Crumb's "Zonk!" greeting card line
(Undergrounds are so overlooked & underappreciated. Buy 'em up now)R. Crumb's iconic Stoned Agin! image showcasing a stoner melting into their high, from 1971. Measures 35" x 23", in excellent condition with only minor wear around the edges.
R. Crumb created this HELP image while working for the greeting card company American Greetings. After he was more established, in the early 1970s he did a series of cards in a line called "Zonk!", where this image came from. Measures 31" x 23", with moderate wear along the edges alongside some light tearing.
From the collection of John Silverstein