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Lyman Young and Alex Raymond Tim Tyler's Luck Daily Comic Strip #525 Original Art dated 6-7-33 (King Features Syndicate, 1933)
Auction: 04/07/2022 - 4/10/2022
Lot: 97444
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Lyman Young AUCTION RECORDS
1893 Chicago, Illinois - 1984. Known for: Cartoonist.
Lyman Young, like his younger brother Murat 'Chic' Young, showed an early talent for cartooning, which was encouraged by his mother, a painter. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute, served in... Read full biography
Lyman Young, like his younger brother Murat 'Chic' Young, showed an early talent for cartooning, which was encouraged by his mother, a painter. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute, served in World War I and worked as a salesman before he started his cartooning career in 1924, taking over C.W.... Read full biography
Lyman Young, like his younger brother Murat 'Chic' Young, showed an early talent for cartooning, which was encouraged by his mother, a painter. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute, served in World War I and worked as a salesman before he started his cartooning career in 1924, taking over C.W. Kahles' 'The Kelly Kids'. Young created his first strip in 1927: 'The Kid Sister', a spin-off of 'The Kelly Kids'. His most famous strip, 'Tim Tyler's Luck', appeared in 1928. Young totally devoted... Read full biography
Lyman Young, like his younger brother Murat 'Chic' Young, showed an early talent for cartooning, which was encouraged by his mother, a painter. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute, served in World War I and worked as a salesman before he started his cartooning career in 1924, taking over C.W. Kahles' 'The Kelly Kids'. Young created his first strip in 1927: 'The Kid Sister', a spin-off of 'The Kelly Kids'. His most famous strip, 'Tim Tyler's Luck', appeared in 1928. Young totally devoted himself to this comic, which he said was a way to recapture some of his childhood dreams. In 1937, a film was made of 'Tim Tyler's Luck', starring Frankie Thomas. In the 1950s, his son Bob took over the daily strip. Young retired, first to Florida,... Read full biography
Lyman Young, like his younger brother Murat 'Chic' Young, showed an early talent for cartooning, which was encouraged by his mother, a painter. He studied at the Chicago Art Institute, served in World War I and worked as a salesman before he started his cartooning career in 1924, taking over C.W. Kahles' 'The Kelly Kids'. Young created his first strip in 1927: 'The Kid Sister', a spin-off of 'The Kelly Kids'. His most famous strip, 'Tim Tyler's Luck', appeared in 1928. Young totally devoted himself to this comic, which he said was a way to recapture some of his childhood dreams. In 1937, a film was made of 'Tim Tyler's Luck', starring Frankie Thomas. In the 1950s, his son Bob took over the daily strip. Young retired, first to Florida, where he lived next to his brother, then on to California. He died in 1984, at age 91.
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeTim Tyler's Luck Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 2-25-34 (King Features Syndicate, 1934)
Lyman Young Auction: 01/14/2021 - 1/15/2021Lot: 95375Subscribe or get free alerts
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeLyman Young and Alex Raymond Tim Tyler's Luck Daily Comic Strip #405 Original Art dated 1-18-33 (King Features Syndicate, 1933)
Lyman Young Auction: 03/10/2022Lot: 81125Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeTim Tyler's Luck Daily Comic Strip Original Art dated 7-7-33 (King Features Syndicate, 1933)
Lyman Young Auction: 02/26/2020Lot: 11203Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeLyman Young and Alex Raymond Tim Tyler's Luck Partial Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 1-15-33 (King Features Syndicate, 1933)
Lyman Young Auction: 04/07/2022 - 4/10/2022Lot: 97684Subscribe or get free alerts
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