SUPERBOWL XII Drawing "Cowboys Can Can" by Paul Henrie Start Price USD 4,500.00 Current Price USD 4,500.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, November 25, 2008 End Time Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Location La Veta, Colorado See more about 'SUPERBOWL XII Drawing "Cowboys Can Can" by Paul Henrie' Description Up for auction is a Framed Drawing (not painting) of the Apache Belles Cheerleaders, Super Bowl 12. They are in Can can Outfits and the name is Cowboys Can Can. Signed by Paul Blaine Henrie. It is 471/2" by 36" framed. The Cheerleaders are dressed like Can can Girls. I heard he did this at the Super Bowl from the sidelines. The Cowboys won that year. Paul Blaine Henrie, born in Tampa, Florida in 1932, became a California landscape painter, active in the Laguna Beach Art Association and the Carmel Art Association. He has turned out thousands of paintings and has also became a controversial member of the artist colony there, one of the reasons being that he makes no secret of the fact that he paints to make money--"a home in the hills, a studio at the beach, tiffany lamps, antique automobiles, rare pool tables, etc." On the East Coast, Edwin Barrie, Director of the Grand Central Art Galleries in New York, described Henrie as "A budding genius from California." In style, Henrie is much inspired by the work of Vincent Van Gogh. Henrie's biggest problem has been keeping up with the demand for his work and has a large number of collectors including celebrities Vincent Price, Glenn Ford, Jack Lemon, Jack Benny and Edward G. Robinson. Place a Bid!