Robert Crumb. Sketchbook Vol. 3. 1975–1982

Robert Crumb's tasty 444-page tome, for much less than the originals, so rare and sought after, quality bound work with illustrations have been recently hand-colored by Crumb himselfFritz the CatR. Crumb. Sketchbook, Volume 3: Jan. 1975 – Dec. 1982R. Crumb SketchbookArcade Until May 2017, was only considered the greatest artist underground. Then, the cover he designed in 1969 for sold to $717,000, a record amount, the highest ever reached by a board comic strip, and this description has long since faded. Today, everything that bears Crumb's signature is becoming more and more valuable; it's time ideal for introducing yourself. This volume, which combines volumes 5 and 6 of the second box set, was made directly from the original works belonging to a fervent French collector. Here is one. Among the hundreds of Topics sketched include Crumb's move to rural California, his marriage to Aline Kominsky, the birth of their daughter Sophie, but also of Mr. Natural and the mischievous Snoids, the strips, the political grumbling and the existential angst, huge and powerful women and small men with glasses, Mao Zedong, Mick Jagger and moral indignation, all protected in a.