MISCELLANEOUS

Barks played many 'instruments' during his cartoon- and paintingtime. When not painting the real stuff on canvas and masonite he involved himself in nearly every means of expression known to him. Below follows a caleidoscope of works produced in watercolour, coal, crayon and pencil and they were made on different materials as paper, wood and tissue.

19??		1960 Hammocking		1961 Desert Bank
1962? Matador!		1962? Automatic Headscratcher		197? Wide Load

19??		1985 Invasion of Privacy

1995 Food Chain		1995 Black Gold, Yellow Gold		1996 Breakfast for Tycoons
1997 No peeking!		1997 I May Have To Spend Some Of This Stuff		1997 Sheriff of Bullet Valley
In 1980 the book Uncle Scrooge McDuck - His Life and Times was published containing a Barks-story called Go Slowly Sands of Time to which he made 12 watercolour drawings. Here are three of them
Motif from Christmas on Bear Mountain introduced as front on a US-stamp book in 1998