The feud boiled over when Frank Frazetta Jr. used a backhoe to try to break into the artist’s museum in the Pocono Mountains

July 23, 2010

A 1971 painting by fantasy artist Frank Frazetta has sold for $1.5 million, two months after the Pennsylvania artist’s death.

posted by Deron Bauman in art, economics, family, museums, relationships, vehicles | * | 1 comment

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Andrew Simone on July 23rd, 2010 at 9:48 pm

I can’t be certain, but I suspect that picture was in a Dungeons & Dragons book I once had. Regardless, it’s very familiar.

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