Charles Schulz's drawing style in Peanuts was initially a creative risks, as he drew his characters unlike any other newspaper comic illustrator that had come before in a move that ultimately ...

Norman Rockwell Museum recently opened a landmark retrospective exploring the art, satire, and cultural impact of MAD ... produced by an intriguing set of Detroit artists... “..Schulz drew more than ...

In a world that has grown so populated with art that is adult in nature, Charles Schulz claims that there are still those who seek out art that is "clean and decent" amid everything else.

A new book, “Only What’s Necessary: Charles M. Schulz and the Art of Peanuts,” highlights Schulz’s contributions to the culture. They’re substantial, author Chip Kidd says. Kidd also ...

Peanuts creator Charles Schulz and Garfield creator Jim Davis had a complex relationship, with Schulz considering Davis his primary rival in the comic industry. Despite Schulz's harsh criticisms ...

The year is 1954, and, in the month of October, Charles Schulz is delivering ... At this point, Schulz had already hit his ...

Schulz saw Charlie Brown as a line of poetry, capturing readers' feelings better than they could themselves. Charlie Brown's ...

Charles Schulz started out working as a comic artist and illustrator for several years before Peanuts gained recognition in the mid-1950s. What followed was merchandising, animated television ...

What he said: In his last cartoon, creator Charles Schulz wrote that after nearly 50 years of drawing Charlie Brown, he had fulfilled his childhood ambition. "Unfortunately, I am no longer able to ...

The Charles M. Schulz Museum was built on the same property as the rink and his studio and serves as a testament to the many lives Schulz touched with his drawings. The Peanuts strip follows the lives ...