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The
Denis Kitchen
Art Agency (DKAA),
founded in
1991 by
publisher, author, and
cartoonist Denis
Kitchen,
represents certain
artists and
estates for
the sale of
original art and
in some cases
also literary
rights.
LITERARY
&
MERCHANDISING
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DKAA exclusively
represents:
Estate
of WILL EISNER (1917-2005) for
the sale of ORIGINAL
ART from classic
1940s-50s Spirit
art to
Eisner’s groundbreaking
graphic novels. Art
currently
available is
featured in
our web
gallery. If
you don’t
see the Eisner
art you are
interested in
acquiring, contact
us.
If you are
interested in
any literary
or permission
rights
regarding Will
Eisner, contact
us here.
Estate
of HARVEY
KURTZMAN (1924-1993) for the sale
of ORIGINAL
ART, from
surviving
1940s
illustrations
to 1950s Jungle
Book to
1960s Goodman
Beaver,
“Little Annie
Fanny” and
beyond. We
also offer his
vintage Times
Square signed lithograph. Only a
portion of HK
art is in the
web gallery:
if you don’t
see what you
are interested
in acquiring
Estate of
HOWARD
CRUSE (1944-2019). Howard’s
powerful and
moving Stuck
Rubber
Baby swept
both the
Eisner and
Harvey Awards
for Best
Graphic Novel
and won
wide
accolades,
while
his Barefootz series created
countless
giggles during
the
underground
comix
era. Wendel and his
work for the
groundbreaking Gay
Comix evoke
both smiles
and sometimes
painful
insights.
Howard is
featured in
the
documentary
film No
Straight Lines,
about
queer cartoonists.
Only a small
portion of his
art inventory
is shown; if
you don’t
see Cruse art
in our web
gallery you are
interested in
acquiring, contact
us.
PETER
POPLASKI (1950-). This versatile
award-winning
illustrator,
cartoonist and
painter has
created
numerous
covers for
classic
collections
of Superman,
Wonder
Woman, and Batman (DC
Comics and
IDW), Steve
Canyon, Li'l
Abner, Corporate
Crime and Nard
n’ Pat (Kitchen
Sink), Shmoo and Crime
Does Not Pay (Dark
Horse), Gen of
Hiroshima (Educomics)
and
others.
A
notorious
style mimic,
he drew an
Alan Moore
"Tom Strong"
story
mimicking C.C.
Beck, faked
out Al Capp’s
own family on Li’l Abner covers, has ghosted for R.
Crumb, and
even Milton
Caniff himself
couldn’t
distinguish an
actual Caniff
page from a
Poplaski copy.
If Pete wasn't
so honest he'd
be drawing
flawless
hundred dollar
bills. Pete
also does
amazing
customized
commissions. To view
Pete in
swashbuckling
action as his
hero Zorro,
just look him
up on Youtube.
FRANK
STACK (1937-)
aka Foolbert
Sturgeon. Considered
by many comics
historians to
be the very
first
“underground”
cartoonist, he
created the
ongoing Jesus series, Dorman's
Doggie, Amazon
Comics, Dr.
Feelgood and
other classic
underground
comix,
including American Splendor with the late Harvey Pekar.
We offer
primarily
Frank’s comic
art, but his
watercolor
paintings are
also available
on request.
DKAA
also
represents on
a non-exclusive basis:
DENIS
KITCHEN (1946-),
himself an
artist, has
seldom sold
his original
art in the
past, but that
is changing:
see selections
in the web
gallery. We
also offer
his signed
Steve Krupp
serigraph,
his signed
3-D prints,
signed copies
of the Oddly
Compelling Art
of Denis
Kitchen and
remarqued
editions of Creatures
From
the Subconscious.
He also does
original
drawings on
the blank back
cover of Denis
Kitchen’s Chipboard
Sketchbook.
Note:
It may seem
ironic that
Kitchen is not
represented
exclusively by
his own
agency, but
some of his
artwork is
also available
from the Scott
Eder Gallery
in NJ.
GARY HALLGREN (1945-) is an underground
cartoonist
most infamous
for the
Disney-defying
Air
Pirates litigation.
He’s for many
years
contributed
illustrations
and covers to
publications
like National Lampoon,
MAD, Wall
Street
Journal, NY
Times, and
many others.
He also
illustrated
the
best-selling
Dr. Oz books.
He currently
ghosts the
popular daily
strip "Hagar
the Horrible”
and is part of
the
ever-growing
Ernie
Bushmiller
Nancy cult. We
offer his
acrylic
paintings that
parody Nancy,
Sluggo, and
Fritizi Ritz.
Hagar dailies
and Sunday
originals are
also available
on request: contact
us.
ERIC VINCENT is an illustrator best known
in the comics
world for the
highly
inventive
underground
series Alien
Fire. That
celebrated
series was
truncated
after only
three
published
issues, but
retains a
cult-ish
following. Our
offerings
include The
Devil with the
Three Gold
Hairs, a
never-published
comic intended
for Classics
Illustrated,
replete with
delightful
line
work. For
more
information contact
us.
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If you have quality
original cartoon art
or illustrations to
sell or consign, or
you have any
questions related to
DKAA and/or its
clients, email:
orders at
deniskitchen dot com
(Do NOT
call if you are
seeking
representation or
career advice).
Snail
Mail:
Denis
Kitchen Art
Agency
P.O.
Box 2250
Amherst,
MA
01004
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Business
Hours:
Monday
- Friday
10
am
to 6 pm
Eastern Time
Phone:
413-259-1627
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If
you are interested in acquiring
original artwork by any of the
above artists (as well as some
artists not listed above) click Original
Comic Book Art Gallery
and view the choice items on
display. Not everything in our
inventory is visible on-line, so
don't be shy about asking.
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