These amazing lots are original hand-painted works of art created by production artist Ken Rabehl from the early seasons of Stargate SG-1.  Ken Rabehl’s work is well known among science fiction fans. His resume includes Stargate SG-1, Andromeda, Eureka, and the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica series. It is on Battlestar Galactica that Ken’s, possibly, most famous work was featured weekly, the Cylon War painting that hung on the wall of Commander Adama’s quarters during the four year run of the show.

Among the Rabehl paintings we are offering are concept paintings as well as paintings that appeared on screen. Lot 8 features three paintings from “Thor’s Hammer” that were shown to General Hammond and the SG-1 team by Daniel Jackson. These beautiful paintings depict events from the mythology of the Norse god Thor in an episode that introduced the actual Thor, a member of the alien race known as the Asgard.

We are very pleased to have the chance to offer these incredible works of art to Stargate fans on October 1st, 2011 during the third and final Stargate Live Auction.
Keep an eye on Propworx.com, as well as our Facebook page, at www.Facebook.com/Propworx for up to date information on this exciting auction!!!

Some of the highlight pieces up for sale this week include the Goa’uld Death Glider from the feature film, storyboards for “The Fifth Race” and “There But For the Grace of God”, and an incredible original pencil sketch of a serpent guard created while the Jaffa helmets in SG-1 were in early pre-production.

Watch the video below to see more of this beautiful art!

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That’s right, an entire week exclusively of Stargate artwork will be going on sale Sunday night, April 3, and will continue through to Sunday night, April 10. At this point, a second week of Stargate art auctions will then launch!

These art auctions will include art from numerous sources, not just SG-1 and Atlantis, but also the feature film! You’ll find everything from limited edition prints to original pencil sketches and numerous blueprints.

Preview the art auction in the video below!

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But we cannot forget art! So let’s have a quick look through some of the amazing lots that will be available for purchase next Saturday, September 25.

Lot 05
DHD concept drawing
An original concept of the Dial Home Device, created for the SG-1 pilot. This pencil sketch on vellum measures 11in x 17in.

Lot 17
Chulak mountain top concept art
A pencil on vellum sketch of a setting for the Chulak Stargate from the SG-1 pilot. This location eventually appeared closer to the ground than is depicted here. Sketch is by Ken Rabehl and measures 11in x 17in.

Lot 20
Reetou Warrior concept art
A series of five pencil sketches by Ken Rabehl revealing the phase-shifting Reetou seen in the SG-1 Season Two episode, “Show and Tell”. These sketches include both the basic designs for the appearance of the Reetou and concepts for their destructive weapon. Four sheets are on vellum and one is on paper. All measure 11in x 17in.

Lot 21
Stargate Platform concept drawing
Ken Rabehl’s concept of a potential design for a Stargate platform for SG-1. This pencil on vellum sketch measures 11in x 17in.

Lot 23
MALP concept drawing
A pencil on vellum sketch of a robot probe by Michael Wong. This vehicle is similar in design to the F.R.E.D. which was introduced in the pilot. Measures 11in x 17in.

Lot 25
Early Zat’ni’katel concept art
An original vellum pencil sketch of a pistol variant Goa’uld staff weapon. This version never appeared on screen, but is believed to have been an early concept for the Zat’ni’katel introduced at the end of SG-1 Season One. This design is by artist Michael Wong, and measures 11in x 17in.

Lot 35
Goa’uld pyramid ship and mine concept art
A pencil concept on vellum featuring the naquadah mines and pyramid ship of Pyrus the God slayer from the SG-1 Season Two episode, “Need”. SG-1 visits this world and becomes enslaved in the naquadah mines while Daniel is courted by Pyrus’s daughter.

Lot 37
Goa’uld Mothership concept drawing
A concept sketch by Ken Rabehl depicting the Goa’uld Ha’tak class vessel, introduced through a telescope in the SG-1 Season One episode, “Singularity”. Sketch is pencil on vellum and measures 17in x 22in.

Lot 38
Thor’s Ship concept drawings
Two sketches by artist Ken Rabehl of Thor’s mothership, introduced in the SG-1 Season Two episode, “Thor’s Chariot”. The basic shape of the hammer device was crucial in the ultimate design of the Beliskner.

Lot 48
Atlantis base stairway concept drawing
A pencil on vellum sketch of the grand staircase from the city of Atlantis, introduced in the pilot episode, “Rising”. The grand staircase included a poem in Ancient, meant to be the first thing travelers from other worlds would see upon arriving. Measures 17in x 22in.

All of these lots can be found in the Stargate auction catalog, which you can preview and purchase by following this link!

The third option on this sheet indicates a serpent-like tattoo design, which may have been the inspiration for the symbol for Apophis that Teal’c has worn above his brow for ten seasons of SG-1.

Either way, this is a fascinating glimpse at some of the directions Teal’c may have taken in the series.

Check out the drawings by following this link to the Propworx auctions on eBay! Almost 100 other auction items are also available between now and this Sunday night.

This week Propworx is pleased to make available a pair of original Teyla drawings by Stargate Atlantis Costume Designer Valerie Halverson!

Teyla was known for wearing a variety of costumes, from the Atlantis expedition uniforms to more tribal costumes from her native Athosian land, and often dresses. The Athosians were by no means a primitive people.

This set features concept drawings of costumes for two episodes of Season Five. These two drawings were made with colored pencils. Both measure 7.75in x 11in.

Visit the drawings on eBay by clicking this link! This set of unique items will never be offered again, so grab them while they’re hot!

This week we are selling several of the original drawings from this amazing set. Drawn with both standard and colored pencils, these images gave way to actual walls that were built on the Vancouver sound stage to ultimately become the Ori-worshiping settlement Ver Eger.

The above image is not the only one we are selling. Visit the Ver Eger Entrance art here, and the Ver Eger city wall art here!

As for the above image, follow this link to read more and bid! Or visit all of the auctions available this week by following this link.

No, the Zero Point Module is a work of art. Designed by Stargate artist James CD Robbins for the SG-1 Season Seven finale, this device was critical to countless plots for the next several years on both SG-1 and (primarily) Atlantis. Without these devices, Atlantis would never have been able to defend herself.

This is the finalized artwork for the Season Seven finale, “Lost City”, which Propworx is selling on eBay this week! It is a color inkjet print on high-quality paper, and measures 11in x 17in.

Visit the page for this auction now, and don’t forget the countless other auctions going on all week long!

It wasn’t nine episodes later, however, that a new class of craft was revealed: The Lantean warship. This design was brought to life in the battle-damaged Aurora, which floated adrift near the edge of the Pegasus Galaxy. The above print, which Propworx is selling this week, reveals the original design for the Aurora, and also puts these two ships (as well as Wraith vessels) to scale.

The Aurora did not survive her introductory episode, but it wasn’t long before her sister ship, the Hippaforalkus, was revealed near the end of Season Two in “Inferno”. Over the course of the series numerous additional Lantean warships were seen. Many controlled by Replicators took part in a massive battle above the Replicator homeworld, Asuras.

Visit eBay to check out this artwork, and remember that we have a hundred other lots of Stargate merchandise available in the auction throughout the week!

This week Propworx is selling the concept art to this satellite weapon!

The artwork is technically from “The Defiant One”, the episode which introduced the station. But its purpose was fulfilled in the Season One episode “The Siege, Part 1″. Dr. Peter Grodin, a scientist from Atlantis, fired off the weapon and successfully destroyed an entire hive ship. But the power systems overloaded, preventing him from launching another volley. The Wraith used this window to obliterate the station, with Grodin aboard.

Check out the concept art by following this link, and be sure to look over the 48 other pieces of Stargate memorabilia available now through Sunday night!