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Lot #84. Larry King | 1990s Enormous Wacky Portrait Made Out of Jelly Beans
13007 S. Western Avenue, Gardena, California 90249
Phone 310-836-1818 | Fax 310-742-0155
February 6, 2026
A work depicting Howdy Doody in a perilous position; numbered, titled, and signed in black felt-tip ink on the lower margin "01 / Low Ratings / De La Nuez"; back of mat further signed by the artist in part "To Larry / low ratings / something you don't have / to worry about."
Dimensions: Matted; 10 x 12 inches; Print Only; 7 x 8 inches
Category: Print
A classic-style set made of wood and hand-painted; featuring seven key figures from the notorious "Trial of the Century" including Judge Lance Ito, O.J. Simpson, Marcia Clark, Johnny Cochran, Robert Shapiro, Kato Kaelin, and Mark Fuhrman; all signed and dated on the bottom "Xu Jie Ling '96"; please note all have considerable paint loss and paint flaking due to age and type of paint used -- King was an integral part of the insanity that was the O.J. Simpson Trial; because he was broadcasting his cable television talk show "Larry King Live" nightly from Los Angeles, he was able to interview virtually all the key players from this infamous trial as it was taking place just a few miles away from CNN's studio; he also interviewed Simpson a number of times on his CNN cable television talk show "Larry King Live" before The Juice murdered his ex-wife and her friend, Ron Goldman.
Dimensions: Largest; 9 x 3.5 inches
Category: Sports Memorabilia
A massive work of art depicting an image of King rendered in thousands of multicolored jelly beans -- yes, jelly beans; approximately 75 pounds; unsigned; housed in a beautiful and ornate giltwood frame appropriate for the masterpiece it is.
Dimensions: Framed; 55 x 56 inches; Work Only; 45 x 47 inches
Category: Orignal Artwork
A weighly piece; with a tiny sterling silver crown adorned with a miniscule sapphire stone, resting atop a purple velvet cushion.
Dimensions: 3 x 6 x 4 inches
Category: Collectibles
A work on paper; depicting King with his microphone in front of him as he interviews Jesus, Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln, Pope John Paul II, and Adolph Hitler; a small plaque affixed to the lower frame reads "The Ultimate Interview" -- indeed!; signed in the lower right hand "Anthony Calder 2004."
Dimensions: Matted and Framed; 16.5 x 30 inches
Category: Original Art
