Guy Deel Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Guy Deel Art Value Price Guide

Aug. 20, 2022
Guy Deel Pulp Art Painting Entitled "Seattle"
Est: $1,000 - $3,000
Guy Deel Pulp Art Painting Entitled "Pecos" No. 23 Bantam Books Stagecoach Station Series. Depicting two Ladies and a Native American Indian. Pulp artist Guy Deel (1933-2005) was a master illustrator of Western Art and this image was for a Western novel cover. Mixed media on board. Image measures 24 X 16 inches. He was commissioned to paint the 140 foot x 10 foot mural at the Gene Autry Museum in Los Angeles, California and in fact was a good friend of Gene Autry. From 1950 to 1979, he painted over 250 paintings.
Burley Auction Gallery
Aug. 20, 2022
Guy Deel Pulp Art Painting Entitled "Tombstone"
Est: $2,000 - $4,000
Guy Deel Illustration Entitled "Tombstone". Pulp artist Guy Deel (1933-2005) was a master illustrator of Western Art and this image was for a Western novel cover. The paperback book by Hank Mitchum comes with this painting. Mixed media on board. Excellent color and action graphics. Image measures 14 X 20 inches. He was commissioned to paint the 140 foot x 10 foot mural at the Gene Autry Museum in Los Angeles, California and in fact was a good friend of Gene Autry. From 1950 to 1979, he painted over 250 paintings.
Burley Auction Gallery
Aug. 20, 2022
Guy Deel Pulp Art Illustration Entitled "Pecos" No
Est: $1,000 - $3,000
Guy Deel Pulp Art Painting Entitled "Pecos" No. 27, Bantam Books Stagecoach Series. Depicting two Gentlemen and a Lady. Pulp artist Guy Deel (1933-2005) was a master illustrator of Western Art and this image was for a Western novel cover. The paperback book by Hank Mitchum comes with the painting. Mixed media on board. Image measures 24 X 16 inches. He was commissioned to paint the 140 foot x 10 foot mural at the Gene Autry Museum in Los Angeles, California and in fact was a good friend of Gene Autry. From 1950 to 1979, he painted over 250 paintings
Burley Auction Gallery
Aug. 20, 2022
Guy Deel Pulp Art Painting "Renegade Guns"
Est: $2,500 - $5,000
Guy Deel Painting Entitled "Renegade Guns". Pulp artist Guy Deel (1933-2005) was a master illustrator of Western Art and this image was for a Western novel cover. Mixed media on board. Image measures 20 X 24 inches. He was commissioned to paint the 140 foot x 10 foot mural at the Gene Autry Museum in Los Angeles, California and in fact was a good friend of Gene Autry. From 1950 to 1979, he painted over 250 paintings
Burley Auction Gallery
Jan. 06, 2022
Guy Deel Cowboy w/ Gun Horseback Western Painting
Est: $500 - $700
California 1933-2005 Depicts a gentleman on horse back holding a rifle while two figures in blue coats on horse back remain behind him. Deel started off working in an animation studio before studying at the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, California. During the 1950's Deel began illustrating army recruitment posters kick starting his illustration career, creating works for the Saturday Evening Post, Esquire, Readers' Digest, and Ladies Home Journal. By the 1970's Deel started his association with Disney becoming a consulting designer for EPCOT, becoming the production stylist on Oliver and Company, worked on animation for the Lion King, as well as doing visual work for Pocahontas, Fantasia 2000, and Tarzan.
Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers
Sep. 18, 2020
Guy Deel (1933-2005) Original Illustration
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Guy Deel (1933-2005) "Laredo" Original Illustration for The Stagecoach Series 2 by author Hank Mitchum. Oil on board, depicting three characters from the book. Comes with paperback. 19 1/2 X 23 1/2 inches framed.
Showtime Auction Services
Sep. 18, 2020
Guy Deel (1933-2005) Original Illustration
Est: $2,000 - $4,000
Guy Deel (1933-2005) "White Indians" Original Illustration by J.T. Edson, A Floating Outfit Story. Oil on board. Depicting desert man wearing serape. 21 1/4 X 25 1/4 inches framed.
Showtime Auction Services
Aug. 09, 2020
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $450 - $500
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SIMILAR ATRISTS: Olaf Carl Wieghorst, Michael Coleman, Harry Andrew Jackson, Olaf Carl Seltzer, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Scriver, Nicholas Firfires, David Powell, Ross Stefan, Harley Brown, Marjorie Jane Reed, Leonard Howard Reedy, Earle Erik Heikka, Frank Hoffman, Fred Fellows, John Wade Hampton CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
May. 05, 2020
GUY DEEL (California, 1933-2005) oil on board, "Th
Est: $600 - $800
GUY DEEL (California, 1933-2005) oil on board, "The Snowstorm," figures on horseback in the snow, cover illustration for "El Dorado," from the Bantam Stagecoach book series by Hank Mitchum, A.K.A. James Reasoner. Signed lower right, titled verso. Image measures 16" x 20". In a wood frame; 24.75" x 28.75" overall. Lot includes a copy of "El Dorado" book featuring the Deel painting.
O'Gallerie
May. 03, 2020
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $475 - $525
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SIMILAR ATRISTS: Olaf Carl Wieghorst, Michael Coleman, Harry Andrew Jackson, Olaf Carl Seltzer, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Scriver, Nicholas Firfires, David Powell, Ross Stefan, Harley Brown, Marjorie Jane Reed, Leonard Howard Reedy, Earle Erik Heikka, Frank Hoffman, Fred Fellows, John Wade Hampton CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Mar. 01, 2020
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $500 - $550
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SIMILAR ATRISTS: Olaf Carl Wieghorst, Michael Coleman, Harry Andrew Jackson, Olaf Carl Seltzer, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Scriver, Nicholas Firfires, David Powell, Ross Stefan, Harley Brown, Marjorie Jane Reed, Leonard Howard Reedy, Earle Erik Heikka, Frank Hoffman, Fred Fellows, John Wade Hampton CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Dec. 08, 2019
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $525 - $575
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SIMILAR ATRISTS: Olaf Carl Wieghorst, Michael Coleman, Harry Andrew Jackson, Olaf Carl Seltzer, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Scriver, Nicholas Firfires, David Powell, Ross Stefan, Harley Brown, Marjorie Jane Reed, Leonard Howard Reedy, Earle Erik Heikka, Frank Hoffman, Fred Fellows, John Wade Hampton CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Oct. 26, 2019
Guy Deel Four (4) Illustrations, c. 1966/c.1977-8
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Guy Deel (American, 1933-2005) 'Four (4) Illustrations', c. 1966/c.1977-8 (1) Gouache on Hot Press Whatman board & (3) gouache on Strathmore Watercolor 100% rag board; Signed G. Deel, lower margin of each work; Dimensions are of Great Cases of Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure of Silver Blaze (third image); Original artwork for Reader's Digest "Great Cases of Scotland Yard", 1978 with two illustrations and "Great Cases of Sherlock Holmes", 1989/1966, with two illustrations. This lot includes (2) original books.
Larsen Art Auction
Aug. 18, 2019
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $525 - $600
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SIMILAR ATRISTS: Olaf Carl Wieghorst, Michael Coleman, Harry Andrew Jackson, Olaf Carl Seltzer, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Scriver, Nicholas Firfires, David Powell, Ross Stefan, Harley Brown, Marjorie Jane Reed, Leonard Howard Reedy, Earle Erik Heikka, Frank Hoffman, Fred Fellows, John Wade Hampton CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Apr. 14, 2019
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $575 - $650
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SIMILAR ATRISTS: Olaf Carl Wieghorst, Michael Coleman, Harry Andrew Jackson, Olaf Carl Seltzer, Harold von Schmidt, Bob Scriver, Nicholas Firfires, David Powell, Ross Stefan, Harley Brown, Marjorie Jane Reed, Leonard Howard Reedy, Earle Erik Heikka, Frank Hoffman, Fred Fellows, John Wade Hampton CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jan. 13, 2019
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $675 - $750
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right CATEGORY: antique vintage painting SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) Telling the story of the West has always been fascinating to Guy Deel, who was the son and grandson of cowboys. His family homesteaded in Texas in 1887. His parents were married in a horse-and-buggy with all the witnesses and guests sitting in buggies outside the church. "Not many artists have a chance to portray the story of our country in epic form seen by millions over who knows how many years, " he told interviewer Carol Lea Clark in a 1988 "Southwest Art" magazine story. Deel began his 50-year career at 17 working in an animation studio in Dallas. The Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles offered him a scholarship, and he graduated in 1955. During the 1950's Deel spent two years creating recruiting posters on Governor's Island in New York for the Army. His illustration career began during that period. He kept very busy doing illustrations for major publications such as "Saturday Evening Post," "Esquire," "Readers' Digest," and "Ladies Home Journal." He also illustrated national advertising campaigns for major agencies in New York and California. In the early '6Os Deel moved from New York to California, where he continued doing magazine and book illustrations. He also worked as an art director and director in television and film production. In 1974 Deel began a long association with Walt Disney Studios starting with layout and visual development on "The Rescuers". He also worked in live action as a story board artist, and designed titles for several Disney features during that period. In 1976 Deel began doing book covers for several paperback publishers including Bantam, Berkley-Jove, and Signet. He has done over 25O book covers for writers such as Elmer Kelton, J. T. Edson and Louis Lamour. He continued working for Disney during the seventies for four years as a consulting designer and artist on EPCOT. Several of his paintings are still featured at the American Pavilion at EPCOT in Florida. He also worked with Disney Imagineering and the Autry Museum of Western Art conceiving and designing the 138 foot mural for the museum's theme court. In 1986 and 1987 Deel was the production stylist on 'Oliver and Company". He later worked for two years with Don Bluth Studios in Dublin, Ireland, doing story and visual development for "Thumbelina," and "The Pebble and the Penguin." Deel returned to Disney Animation in 1993 working on "The Lion King," and later he did visual development work on "Pocahontas," "Fantasia 2OOO," "Dinosaur Project," "Kingdom of the Sun," and "Tarzan". He lived in Cambria, California, a seaside village on California's Central Coast, with his wife, Lynne. He created a large (7 feet long) painting commissioned by his home town, Irving,Texas, to commemorate the town's 1OOth Anniversary in October, 2OO3. The painting depicts the events of October 9, 19O3 when lots were first sold in Irving.
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Oct. 14, 2018
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $750 - $825
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. ADDITIONAL HIGH-RESOLUTION PHOTOS
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Jun. 03, 2018
Guy Deel (California,1933-2005) oil on board
Est: $800 - $900
ARTIST: Guy Deel (California, 1933 - 2005) NAME: Sandy MEDIUM: oil, pastel, acrylic on board CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. Framed under glass. SIGHT SIZE: 14 x 11 inches / 35 x 28 cm FRAME SIZE: 22 x 19 inches / 55 x 48 cm SIGNED: Lower right SKU#: 113439 WARRANTY: 7 days returns accepted if item doesn't match description US Shipping $42 + insurance. ADDITIONAL HIGH-RESOLUTION PHOTOS
Broward Auction Gallery LLC
Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel Original Illustration
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Illustration for the book "Waco's Debt" by author J.T. Edson from the series "A Floating Outfit Story", Berkley Books. Acrylic on board, comes with copy of paperback novel depicting image. 26 X 20 inches.
Showtime Auction Services
Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel "Outlaw" Original Illustration
Est: $2,500 - $3,500
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Illustration for the book Reformed Gun-Ballentine Books, painting entitled "Outlaw" acrylic on board original painting. Depicting cowboys breaking a horse. Comes with paper back book. 20 X 24 inches.
Showtime Auction Services
Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel "The South Will Rise Again" Illustration
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) "The South Will Rise Again" Original Illustration for the book by author J.T. Edson, Berkley Books. Oil on board, comes with copy of paperback novel depicting image. 30 X 24 inches.
Showtime Auction Services
Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel "Night Attack" Original Illustration
Est: $3,000 - $4,000
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) "Night Attack" Original Illustration for the book by author Hank Mitchum. From the creators of Wagons West Stagecoach Station #3, Bantam Books. Oil on board, comes with copy of paperback novel depicting image. 16 X 24 inches.
Showtime Auction Services
Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel Original Illustration
Est: $1,250 - $2,000
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Illustration for the book "Virginia City" by author Hank Mitchum. From the creators of Wagons West Stagecoach Station #5, Bantam Books. Oil on board, comes with copy of paperback novel depicting image. 16 X 23 1/2 inches.
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Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel "Attack on the Troopers" Illustration
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
Original Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) "Attack on the Troopers" Original Illustration for the book "Fort Yuma" by author Hank Mitchum. From the creators of Wagons West Stagecoach Station #8, Bantam Books. Oil on board, comes with copy of paperback novel depicting image. 15 X 24 inches.
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Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel Original Illustration
Est: $3,000 - $4,500
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Illustration for the book "Sagebrush Sleuth" by author J.T. Edson from the series "A Floating Outfit", Berkley Books. Oil on board. 22 X 20 inches.
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Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel Original Oil Painting
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Oil Painting. Depicting Indian Brave leading horses on a wild ride. This is a very rare painting from Mr. Deel that was not done as an illustration for publication. Oil on board. 30 X 20 inches.
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Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel "Stampede" Original Illustration
Est: $6,500 - $12,000
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) "Stampede" Original Illustration for the book "Deadman's Butte" by author Hank Mitchum. From the creators of Wagons West Stagecoach Station #34, Bantam Books. Oil on board. 14 X 20 inches.
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Sep. 30, 2017
Guy Deel "The Chase" Original Illustration
Est: $5,000 - $10,000
Original Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) "The Chase" Original Illustration for the book "Juarez" by author Hank Mitchum. From the creators of Wagons West Stagecoach Station #47, Bantam Books. Oil on board, comes with copy of paperback novel depicting image. 20 X 24 inches.
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Aug. 12, 2016
Guy Deel | Charge
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
Artist: Guy Deel | 1933 - 2005 Title: Charge Signed l/r: G. Deel Media: Oil on panel Dimensions: 30 by 24 inches no reserve
Altermann Galleries
Mar. 31, 2016
Guy Deel | Charge
Est: $2,500 - $3,500
Artist: Guy Deel | 1933 - 2005 Title: Charge Signed l/r: G. Deel Media: Oil on panel Dimensions: 30 by 24 inches
Altermann Galleries
Dec. 12, 2015
Guy Deel | b. 1933 Night Stop for a Little Lady
Est: $4,000 - $7,000
Guy Deel | b. 1933 Night Stop for a Little Lady Signed l/r: G. Deel Oil on canvas 30 by 40 inches
Altermann Galleries
Apr. 11, 2015
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Illustration Art
Est: $2,000 - $4,000
Guy Deel (1933 - 2005) Original Illustration Art for Paper Back Book. Mixed media on board. Entitled, Judge Colt. Image of cattle drive with long horn steer and rustlers on the horizon. 24 X 30 inches.
Showtime Auction Services
Apr. 04, 2014
GUY DEEL, American, 1933-2005, "The Outrider", depicting a guide and a cavalry patrol., Mixed media on artist board, 30" x 22". Unfr...
Est: $800 - $1,000
GUY DEEL American, 1933-2005 "The Outrider", depicting a guide and a cavalry patrol. Signed lower right "Guy Deel". Titled verso. Mixed media on artist board, 30" x 22". Unframed.
Eldred's
May. 15, 2013
Guy Deel (1933-2005) Shiloh #3, Oil on board,
Est: $3,000 - $5,000
Guy Deel (1933-2005) Shiloh #3, Oil on board, Signed bottom center, inscribed and signed on verso. Dimensions: h: 30 x w: 20 in.
Gray's Auctioneers
May. 22, 2010
Guy Deel (b. 1933) Story illustration: "Fashions",
Est: -
Guy Deel (b. 1933) Story illustration: "Fashions", Saturday Evening Post, ca. 1965; Fashion show.
Illustration House
Jun. 08, 2004
Guy Deel Last Chance Oil on board
Est: $3,000 - $5,000
Guy Deel b. 1933 Last Chance (The Warning) signed l/r: G. Deel and inscribed on the reverse: "The Wa rning" G. Deel oil on board laid down 14 x 18 inches ( 35.6 x 45.7 cm ) Literature: Mitchum, Hank, Stagecoach Station: Last Chance, Bantam Books, 1985, front cover illustration. Note: Deel painted over 250 book cover illustrations for leading Western authors including Louis L'Amour. The author is well known for his 140-foot long mural at the Museum of the American West (formerly the Autry Museum of Western Heritage). A copy of Stagecoach Station: Last Chance will be included in the lot.
Bonhams