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DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit (Coolidge): Peanuts Collection:

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Description of Pictures: Ticket holders will be invited to view a display of items from the Library’s extensive comic collection in the Whittall Pavillion prior to the start of the event.

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2019_DC_Pilkey_Peanuts: DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit (Coolidge): Peanuts Collection (68 photos from 2019)
2019_DC_Pilkey_191011: Library of Congress -- Event: Dav Pilkey (Do Good Tour) (294 photos from 2019)

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. LOCPEA_191011_005.JPG: Peanuts, December 22, 1994
2. LOCPEA_191011_007.JPG: Peanuts, August 11, 1994
3. LOCPEA_191011_010.JPG: Bill Melendez, Snoopy from "A Boy Named Charlie Brown", 1969
4. LOCPEA_191011_012.JPG: Just over 69 years ago, Charles M. Schulz introduced his comic strip, Peanuts, to the world. The first strip was published on October 2, 1950. Unlike many other artists, who hire assistants to help them draw their feature, Schulz remained the solo artist. Parkinson's disease affected his ability to draw, as evident in the strips he donated to the Library in 1994. He brought Peanuts to an end on January 3, 2000 and died a few weeks later. Nevertheless, Peanuts continues to entertain generations of Americans, as remains on many newspaper comic strip pages in reruns. In addition, the beloved animated television specials and feature filmes [sic] created by Mexican-American animator, Jose "Bill" Cuauhtemoc Melendez, have become American holiday viewing traditions. The Library acquires original cartoon and animation art as part of its mission to document the history and further the creativity of the American people.
5. LOCPEA_191011_014.JPG: Peanuts, November 2, 1964
6. LOCPEA_191011_019.JPG: Peanuts, July 4, 1967
7. LOCPEA_191011_025.JPG: Peanuts, September 25, 1964
8. LOCPEA_191011_027.JPG: Charles Schulz, Novembner 5, 1994
9. LOCPEA_191011_029.JPG: Bill Melendez, Snoopy and Woodstock with "You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown", 1975
10. LOCPEA_191011_033.JPG: Peanuts, August 16, 1994
11. LOCPEA_191011_036.JPG: Peanuts, September 5, 1994
12. LOCPEA_191011_039.JPG: Bill Melendez, Snoopy from "A Boy Named Charlie Brown", 1969
13. LOCPEA_191011_043.JPG: Peanuts, January 20, 1963
14. LOCPEA_191011_046.JPG: Peanuts, September 26, 1961 Peanuts, November 6, 1958
15. LOCPEA_191011_051.JPG: Peanuts, September 7, 1952
16. LOCPEA_191011_063.JPG: Peanuts, November 30, 1964 Peanuts, September 15, 1958
17. LOCPEA_191011_076.JPG: Peanuts, 1951
18. LOCPEA_191011_099.JPG: Charles Schulz, 1960
19. LOCPEA_191011_102.JPG: Charles Schulz, 1956
20. LOCPEA_191011_115.JPG: Jan. 5, 1955 Dear Miss Swain, I am taking your suggestion regarding Charlotte Brown, + will eventually discard her. If she appears any more it will be on strips that were already completed before I got your letter or because someone writes in saying that they like her. Remember, however, that you and your friends will have the death of an innocent child on your conscious. Are you prepared to accept such responsibility? Thanks for writing, and I hope that future releases will please you. Sincerely, Charles M. Schulz
21. LOCPEA_191011_141.JPG: Shawn Miller (LOC photographer), Roswell Encina
22. LOCPEA_191011_162.JPG: Sara Duke, Hanna Soltys (Reference Librarian in the Prints & Photographs Division)
23. LOCPEA_191011_216.JPG: Hanna Soltys (left)
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