Gahan Wilson
Barber Paints Man's Bald Head - "The Usual, Sir? Yes, Please.", 1982
Pen and Ink and Gouache on Paper
9 3/4 × 7 in / 24.8 × 17.8 cm
$ 8,000.00
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Gahan Wilson is a visionary conceptual artist before he is a Cartoonist. br In this belly-laugh pen-and-ink, he offers a unique solution to baldness, as he depicts the barber who...
Gahan Wilson is a visionary conceptual artist before he is a Cartoonist. br In this belly-laugh pen-and-ink, he offers a unique solution to baldness, as he depicts the barber who becomes a painter. The customer seems to be very happy. br Signed lower left. Production and printer's marks in the margin br Paper size is 9 x 12. Reproduced in Playboy. Playboy stamps in margin" Copyright ©Playboy Publications. Collectors are allowed to own the original physical art, but can not reproduce the art for "commercial" purposes, but you can for artistic purposes. " br Published: Playboy Magazine, Playboy, December 1982