Frank Stack Original Art: The Casebook of Dr. Feelgood - p. 4

FRANK STACK. Page 4 (of 5) of the Randy Peters episode in "The Casebook of Dr. Feelgood" in Feelgood Funnies #2 (1982). The story of Dr. Feelgood's male chauvinist patient "Randy Peters," may have an autobiographical bent, since it involves a fellow who, like Frank Stack, becomes an art professor. More likely it is a fellow academician. A nice page to summarize the libertine attitudes of the '60s.

Provenance: This original art is warranted to be from the artist's personal collection (Stack is exclusively represented by this agency). The art comes with a letter of authenticity upon request. See "bio" section for information on Frank Stack (a.k.a. Foolbert Sturgeon), one of the very earliest and most important of the underground cartoonists.

Size/medium/condition/price: Drawn in brush, pen and ink, with some white-out for textural effects, on lightweight drawing paper, serrated at top, measuring 14 5/8 inches wide by 16 3/4 inches high. The top of the art is hinge-mounted with archival tape to a professionally cut mat measuring 16 inches wide x 20 inches high. $375.