Famous late Playboy artist's Andrews Sisters original drawing & authentication
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Double your traffic. In July of 1989, this original Playboy Magazine artwork was donated by Playboy Enterprises Inc. to Victor C Neumann Foundation for a fundraiser. The enclosed letter explains and authenticates that this original art was created by "well-known Chicago artist Bill Utterback, and is VALUED AT APPROXIMATELY $250.00". Mr. Utterback passed away in 2010. I googled his name and was able to read several articles about his work. Also enclosed in this pack is a letter to the recipient of the artwork, a letter explaining that Playboy was sending the June 1974 issue of Playboy where this drawing was used, and the actual copy of that June 1974 issue. This is an exceptionally complete ensemble for any collector! The artwork has been well protected by a mat and plastic film and is pristine. The charicature of the Andrew Sisters in their USO uniforms serving donuts is charming! You'll enjoy owning this. I will insure this packet when I ship it. I am Sock Monkey's Granny. He's helping me get ready to downsize from a house where I've lived for more than 40 years to a 2 bedroom condo. Most of what I'm selling has been in my family for at least 40 years. Some items are much older than that and a few are not that old. Please mark me as a favorite because I think you will be pleased with the variety. I only accept Paypal payment and
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