1960's Decoupage

Circa 1960's metal lunch box with decoupage of numerous personalities and politicians of the era. Like a mini Rauschenberg to hold your lunch!

Available at Anonymous Works.

JFK

Available here.

Extruded JFK

I don't get this. Can you really extrude a profile image and have it three dimensional like this or did the artist have to sculpt the additional facial features? Seems like a lot of work for a bracelet, but that's what makes it interesting.

Available here.

JFK in Tapestries

Available here, here, here and here.

An Amateur Tribute to JFK

A 1967 amateur portrait study of John F. Kennedy, done by a man named "Kesler" who apparently had met and worked with JFK during the Veteran's National Conference in August, 1954 and later, the candidacy of Timothy J. Murphy (a friend and fellow attorney of JFK's) . Headlines of Kennedy's assassination are pasted on the verso including a type written statement by the artist.

A more heartfelt statement of grief cannot be articulated than his final sentence on the type written note on the back of the painting: He was YOUR President; He was MY President, and most of all, "HE WAS MY FRIEND!"

Measures 21 1/2 x 18".

Amateur JFK

Available here.

John F. Kennedy "Airport Reception" Badge for November 22, 1963

About 3,000 of these were issued allowing holders to gather on the tarmac to greet the President on November 22, 1963.

Sold at Hake's for $253.00 (including premium).

Your Host...Jack Ruby

Original Jack Ruby business card from The Carousel Club in Dallas, Texas.

Sold for $398.48 (including premium) at Hake's.