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ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE

• ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, SIX VOLUMES
  ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, SIX VOLUMES 1969-1973Rolling Stone Magazine, six bound volumes 1969-1973Rolling Stone Magazine: lot includes: 4 volumes containing issues #31-90; 2 volumes containing issues 106-141; all bound hardcover volumes with gilt
• OWEN SMITH (AMERICAN, B.1964).
  OWEN SMITH (AMERICAN, B.1964). Two Men in Dispute. Oil on illustration board. Unsigned; with the artists label on reverse. As per consignor this illustration was used by Rolling Stone magazine c.2016. From a New York, NY collection. Dimensions: 18" h x 16" w. Sheet: 20" h x 18"w. Condition: Good.
• SIGNED SHANE CAMPBELL ROBERT
  SIGNED SHANE CAMPBELL ROBERT JOHNSON SCULPTURE, 2008Shane Campbell (American, b. 1978). "Robert Johnson" mixed media sculpture, 2008. Signed "Shane Campbell East Tenn. 2008" on verso of case. A unique tribute piece honoring the famous 1930s Mississippi blues musician, Robert Johnson, by outsider artist Shane Campbell. The work is comprised of an open violin case with a painted, carved wood rendering of Johnson wearing a blue suit and dapper white hat standing before a large, intimidating red devil on the left, a guitar inscribed "ROBERT JOHNSON 1911-1938 R.I.P. THE GREATEST BLUESMAN THAT EVER LIVED" on the right, and a wooden cross with "CROSS ROADS" painted in red placed above. The legendary story about how Johnson came to a crossroads in Mississippi and sold his soul to the devil in order to achieve success as a blues musician is painted on the interior of the violin case, this exciting narrative delineated in red on white. Finally, the piece is signed and dated by the artist on the verso. Size: 32" L x 19.25" W (81.3 cm x 48.9 cm) For those who would like to learn more about Robert Johnson, a fascinating documentary film entitled, "ReMastered: Devil at the Crossroads" (2019) sheds further light on the life of this incredible master of the blues. According to Rolling Stone magazine's review , "Johnson was a little-known musician and juke joint performer in Mississippi during the early 1930s, before mysteriously disappearing for a year and a half and returning with a profound set of guitar-picking skills. ('He's doing things with the guitar that even his mentors can't do.') Legend has it that Johnson became a virtuoso through sinister means: as the myth goes, he set his guitar down in the middle of a crossroads one night and called upon the Devil, striking a deal that he could become a guitar master in exchange for his soul." This said, the documentary film "seeks to go beyond the myth itself and explore Johnson’s influence in the history of music." Provenance: ex-J Compton Gallery, Wimberley, Texas, USA All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #167278 Condition: The 'guitar' is actually a small instrument with 4 pegs (for 4 strings). Strings are missing and there is some slight surface wear. Other sculptural components are intact and excellent. Some wear to the rectangular plank behind the cross and expected scuffs/nicks/abrasions to the violin case.
• NIXON RESIGNS, WASHINGTON POST
  NIXON RESIGNS, WASHINGTON POST AND ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, AND AN IMPEACH NIXON BUMPER STICKERNixon Resigns, Washington Post and Rolling Stone Magazine, and an Impeach Nixon Bumper Sticker
• Lot of music related items,
  Lot of music related items, including large lot of 1980s Rolling Stone magazines, concert programs, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings Anthology of American Folk Music 84 selections on 6 compact discs, Rio sheet music signed by composer Al Brix, (20+) 45 rpm singles