The Eccentric Art of Lewis Smith:
Drawings on Cardboard

There are not many Lewis Smith drawings done on cardboard, and only a very few that are large.

Yoders Store It burned in 1955. The drawing is 18" by 9 1/4" and was done in crayon and marker on a Kozy Kitten Cat Food box. The back has further writing on it. It is in excellent condition. Image ... Close-up ... Back ... Close-up. LSC103. $850.00.	Lincoln Highway 11" by 17 1/2", Markers and ink on a Winston cigarette box. Excellent condition. History on the back. Image ... Close-up ... Back. LSC105: $750.00.
Side A Old West:   Image ... Close-up Side B Apple Man:   Image ... Close-up 16 1/4" by 25", Crayon, markers, and ink on a section of cardboard box that was folded and fastened with "twist-ties". Some water staining. LSC102: $1,500.00.
Crossing Big Sandy: Image ... Overall Big image Close-up 1 ... Close-up 2 ... Big close-up 1 ... Big close-up 2 ... With yardstick. 21" by 51", Crayon, markers, and ink. Some water staining on right edge. LSC101: $2,500.00.	Wild West -Tough Cowgirls: Image ... Close-up 1 ... Close-up 2 ... Large overall image 27" by 27", Crayon, ink, and marker on the separated top layer of corrugated cardboard. This was pulled out of Smith's collapsed house. Fair condition with some creasing, dirt, and a few small punctures. LS67: $2500.00.