A three-time Emmy Award-winner for his production design on Pee-wee's Playhouse, Gary Panter has drawn inspiration from diverse vernacular and traditional art arenas over the course of the past four decades. Associated with the underground comics and music scenes on both coasts, he is responsible for designing the Screamers iconic 1970s poster, record covers for Frank Zappa, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Residents and the comic character Jimbo. His two-volume monograph, Gary Panter, was published in 2008 by PictureBox.

PictureBox is pleased to present a selection of original art for films from the 1970s and '80s. All artwork presented is in mint condition and authentic.

Charlie White III is a legendary L.A.-based artist whose nearly five decade career has spanned everything from shirts to films to books to amusement parks. His images combine a wickedly surreal sense of humor with precise rendering and a uniquely West Coast flair for color. He has created iconic images for the likes of Levi's, National Lampoon, Harley Davidson and The Rolling Stones. He is also the artist behind movie posters including Nashville, Star Wars, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

CF is a Providence-based artist and musician. He has exhibited in New York, Los Angeles, Providence, Athens, Tokyo and Switzerland. His books include Powr Mastrs volumes 1 and 2 (PictureBox).

Ben Jones is a Providence-based artist. A member of the collective Paper Rad, Ben has exhibited in museums and galleries internationally. Most recently he has mounted solo shows at Deitch Projects, New York and AMP, Athens. His books include New Painting and Drawing, BJ and da Dogs, and Cartoon Workshop/Pig Tales, all published by PictureBox.

Milton Glaser (b.1929) is a co-founder of Push Pin Studios. He has created iconic images for the likes of Bob Dylan and many others. He has had the distinction of one-man-shows at the Museum of Modern Art and the Georges Pompidou Center. In 2004 he was selected for the lifetime achievement award of the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum.

Yuichi Yokoyama is the author of Travel and New Engineering (both from PictureBox) as well as the upcoming book Garden. He lives and works just outside Tokyo, Japan.

Frank Santoro is the artist behind the acclaimed comic books Storeyville and Cold Heat. He has exhibited his drawings and paintings internationally. Based in Pittsburgh, Santoro is well known for his visionary colors and evocative sense of place. In the gallery is a set of drawings of American locations originally commissioned for the 2009 Wilco Summer Tour Program.

Bob Zoell is a L.A.-based artist who has exhibited internationally for nearly four decades. His groundbreaking work in abstraction, wordplay and image-making remains unparalleled. We are pleased to offer small idea studies for paintings from his "Bob Hope" period of 1983-84. Each one is a gem.

Peter Palombi is an L.A. based artist whose hyper-real exteriors practically glisten in a faux California sun. His sly humor and sexualized imagery belie darker concerns about the American dream. He is responsible for iconic images in American film and music, including work for The Last Picture Show, American Graffiti and Eddie Harris.

Victor Moscoso is justly celebrated for his rigorous graphic design and drawing. He created some of the finest posters of the psychedelic era and is a contributor to Zap.

A co-founder of Push Pin Studios, Seymour Chwast has made complex, idea-driven illustrations for 50 years.

"L.A. Radio"
Cover for West Magazine, 1972.
Ink and watercolor on paper.
10.5" x 13.5"

$1500

Dashiell Hammett
11" x 13.5"
A spectacular painting of Dashiell Hammett by Guy Fery. Published as the cover to the Nov. 4, 1975 edition of Francis Ford Coppola’s City Magazine. This airbrush and gauche painting is a classic of illustration. For fans of Hammett, this portrait of the master is a must.

$1500