Re: Mona Duck print

 > yankeegirl wrote:
 > Hello yankeegirl,
 > 
 > I was at an antique shop yesterday and I purchased the Mona Duck
print #67/1300. Do you know anymore information on this one? 1. Why
does the original post say ???/1000? Did he change the amount of
prints that were produced? 2. Was it also printed in the 1980's? And
where would the "copywrite" logo be on an original print? 3.
What did the original frame that you used look like? Was it brown and
gold? 
 > 
 > You can email me at [email protected]. 
 >  
 > Thank you, 
 > Kyle
 > 
 > Hi,
 > 
 > Yes, I know the print well.  I probably framed just about all of
them for
 > Dick.  He was a cartoonist for Walt Disney Productions for his
entire
 > career.  He passed away in June of 1991, and he is missed.  Dick
was a
 > lovely man who was always kind, patient, and very creative.  The
print you
 > have was created in the 1980's, and originally sold for about
$45.00 - the
 > original painting for several hundreds.  There should also be a
copyright
 > logo on the print; if it is missing, then it is a print of a photo
of the
 > print - there were some of those going around.  If you ever find a
copy of
 > a Donald Duck cartoon where he is dressed in a German uniform and
the
 > subject is mocking of Hitler, grab it quick as it is valuable. 
Dick did
 > the artwork for the cartoon, and most of the copies of the film
were
 > destroyed.  Hope this helps.
 > Yankeegirl
 
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