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| | | | The picture shows a view of all (17) Colorful Old Eve or Lee Big Eyed Dancing Boy and Girl Music Art Print Items in this lot. These printed items do not have a name on them but they resemble other Eve or Lee big eyed art prints that we have had with young girls and boys. These were most likely punched out of a booklet to hang on a wall. If you know for sure exactly which Artist did these particular prints please let us know. Included in this lot are the following: (2) Different Big Eyed Dancing Girls with psychedelic clothes
(2) Different Big Eyed Dancing Boys with psychedelic clothes
(2) Different Guitars, one electric & one acoustic
(4) Musical Notes
(1) Transistor Radio
(1) Milk Shake with straws
(1) Telephone
(1) Portable Record Player
(1) Record Album
(2) Record Album Covers with Records (The Critters - Spin Out & The Brothers Lookin' Around These prints were made from paintings that were done in the 1960s when many Artists like Goji, Gig, Keane, Eden, Lee, Eve, Alvaro, and many others were doing these big eyed or sad children and animal art works. These colorful punched out prints are on card stock type paper. To judge the sizes, the blonde girl measure 14-1/2'' tall. The parts appear to be in excellent or better condition as pictured. The blonde girl has old scotch tape on one arm. The radio antenna has some tape. These were hung on walls in the 1960s with tape, so there are marks on the backs where the tape was removed. |
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