Dark Hall Mansion releasing two new PEANUTS prints this week

Dark Hall Mansion, under the license of Peanuts Worldwide, will be releasing two prints this Thursday based off of Charles M. Schulz’s IT’S THE GREAT PUMPKIN, CHARLIE BROWN.

The first print comes from Tim Doyle and Ridge Rooms and will available in three variations — a standard edition, a variant edition with silver metallic ink highlights, and a glow-in-the-dark edition. The entirety of Doyle and Rooms’ pieces will be screen printed.

“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” Tim Doyle & Ridge Rooms Standard Edition of 280 – $65

Peanuts Ridge Doyle Standard

“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” Tim Doyle & Ridge Rooms Variant Edition of 50 – $100

Peanuts Ridge Doyle Variant

“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” Tim Doyle & Ridge Rooms Glow-in-the-Dark (GID) Edition of 25 – $125

Peanuts Ridge Doyle GID

The next print was created by Australian artist Florey and will be available in a standard edition as well as a variant edition. Florey’s prints will be giclee printed.

“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” Florey Standard Edition of 280 – $65

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“It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” Florey Variant Edition of 50 – $100

Great Pumpkin - Florey - FINAL VAR

All prints will measure 18″ x 24″.

Dark Hall Mansion’s full press release regarding this drop:

Dark Hall Mansion, www.DarkHallMansion.com, is thrilled to reveal its officially licensed annual Peanuts “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” limited edition print release, with a very special twist for 2015, via two completely different takes on Charles M. Schulz’s 1966 holiday classic. DHM is proud to welcome a collaboration between artists, Tim Doyle & Ridge Rooms, as well as artist, Florey, all interpreting the Peanuts masterpiece that takes us each back to our childhoods and signals the holidays are indeed upon us!

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Dark Hall Mansion, under license from Peanuts Worldwide, will release Tim Doyle & Ridge Room’s beautiful, quiet meditative piece that invites us to sit with Charlie as he considers events that transpired just a short while earlier on one most memorable trick or treat Halloween outing. Beautifully composed with Charlie’s cut-up ghost costume lying at his feet, along with a most undeserved bag of rocks, we join Charlie as he reflects on the evening, his tender yet unflinching expression not so much one of sadness as reflection at what life tosses our way, his pensive look underscoring his resilience and his spirit’s refusal to break. That faithfulness in something greater further brought home to the viewer courtesy of one charmingly snuggled Linus, ‘Great Pumpkin’ sign close by. Tim’s work is well known, and we trust some fans will recognize Ridge’s name as she worked right at the Charles M. Schulz offices of Peanuts’ Creative Associates in northern California, her work so respected that she was called upon to design the Peanuts’ ‘Google Doodle’ for Thanksgiving one year. Their screen print will of course be offered via one exclusive printing only with a Standard edition, a moody Variant edition with silver metallic ink highlights, and a small select run of just 25 Halloween glow-in-the-dark editions.

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As a surprise, and serving as a lively counterpoint to Tim & Ridge’s piece is Australian artist Florey’s celebratory print that, for the first time, showcases the Peanuts Halloween party scene as principal imagery. With brights colors and Florey’s distinctive style we see the gang at their happiest, candy and costumes strewn about, a classic Schulz Lucy-Snoopy moment captured, and, to counter those ‘rocks,’ a most joyous Charlie Brown, all ringing in the night together while one dedicated little boy (and a soon to be demanding ‘restitution’ little girl!) wait diligently for the arrival of the beloved ‘Great Pumpkin’ to their patch.

Both prints and all of their variations will go on sale at Dark Hall Mansion’s online store on Thursday, October 22 at 9:30 AM PST. All sales are final.

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NINJA | Ken loves comics, video games, and film -- especially creature features and giant monster flicks. When he's not stalking the shadows as part of the Ninja Clan, he spends his time obsessively collecting ThunderCats, King Kong, and Pacific Rim memorabilia.