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Everett Raymond Kinstler: The Artist's Journey Through Popular Culture, 1942-1962 - Signed & Numbered Deluxe Edition Rankin/Bass which are the home ofThe deluxe edition signed and numbered by the author and the artist on a limitation page. In a cloth slipcase. From the artist's site: This unique book chronicles Kinstler's life from the summer he dropped out of high school and got his first job at 16 as an apprentice comic book inker, to his departure from commercial art to begin his long and illustrious career as a painter of portraits. The 240 page book includes an extensive biography of