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Golden Age of TV Artwork
Murray Olderman
Original Newspaper Drawings

Shown above: (left to right) "At the Movies" with Sid Caesar SOLD; "Moon and Sixpence" starring Sir Laurence Olivier in his American TV debut; "Omnibus" with Alistair Cooke, "A Study of the U.S. Presidency."

These are original drawings; only one is available of each.

"TV IN SIGHT" - Original artwork from the Golden Age of Television for a weekly series of cartoons drawn by MURRAY OLDERMAN and distributed by the Newspaper Enterprise Association during the 1959 and 1960 television seasons. This artwork was distributed to local newspapers across the country and used on their television pages. Drawn on coquille board using pen, brush, and Prismacolor black pencil. Each panel is 14.8 x 7.5. Each is unframed except Gene Kelly.

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See the entire collection of TV IN SIGHT drawings by Murray Olderman.

"The Tempest" (Hallmark Hall of Fame) Maurice Evans, Roddy McDowell, Lee Remick. NBC 2/3/60

"Mark Twain" (Playhouse 90) Franchot Tone, Katherine Bard, Leif Erickson. 5/2/60

"The Moon and Sixpence" (by W. Summerset Maugham) Sir Laurence Olivier (American TV debut and Emmy winner). NBC 10/30/59

Season Overview. Peter Ustinov, Ingrid Bergman, Sammy Davis Jr. 1959 or 1960

"To Tell The Truth" (panel show) Bud Collyer, Kitty Carlisle, Polly Bergen, Tom Poston, Don Ameche.

"At the Movies" Sid Caesar, Art Carney. NBC 5/3/59 SOLD

"Presidential Debate" Richard Nixon, John Kennedy caricatures. 9/26/60

"Ninotchka" Maria Schell, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Gig Young, Mischa Auer, Leon Belasco. ABC 4/20/60

"Dear Arthur" Rex Harrison, Sarah Marshall. NBC 3/22/60

"What Makes Sammy Run?" Larry Blyden, John Forsythe, Barbara Rush, Dina Merrill. NBC 9/27 and 10/4/59

Investigator shows. Dennis Morgan (21 Beacon Street), Ray Milland (Markham).

"The Wicked Scheme of Jebal Deeks" Alec Ginness (first time on TV), Patricia Barry. NBC 11/10/59

"Omnibus" ("He Shall Have Power"-- A Study of the U.S. Presidency) Alistair Cooke. Pictured with Omnibus logo are Presidents F.D. Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Andrew Jackson, Woodrow Wilson. NBC 11/13/60

"Gene Kelly Show" Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Carol Lawrence. 11/21/59 (Matted and framed in black metal frame.)

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Title:	Golden Age of TV Artwork
Artist:	Murray Olderman
Art Type:	Original Artwork
Medium:	Pen, ink, and pencil
Media:	On paper
Style:	Without Frame
Image Size:	14 x 7
Availability:	In Stock
Price:	$See individual item

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