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Unseen Peanuts exhibit opens November 23
Fanatgraphics books is opening an exhibit in their bookstore called the “Unseen Peanuts“ a small collection of little known works by Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz. The features are deemed “unseen” because they were one of thousands that were left out of published collections until the Complete Peanuts Project. The exhibition will showcase nine of these unseen strips and includes a 32 page catalog featuring 150 more of these “lost” works. The exhibit opens on November 23rd and runs through December 31st. The book store is located in Seattle.
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