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RICHARD DECKER.
“I bet the Book-of-the-Month Club often wonders what’s become of me.” Cartoon for
The New Yorker,
with their stamps and notations on verso., published February 8, 1941.
Ink and wash on thick paper, heightened in white. 260x292 mm; 10
1
/
4
x11
1
/
2
inches, on
14x16
1
/
2
-inch sheet. Signed in far right image. Margins with occasional soiling and with
notations recto and verso. Hinged to matte and framed. Nd.
[400/600]
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WHITNEY DARROW, JR.
“Goodbye dear, and remember — no
matter how discouraging things may
become at the office, you always have me
to come home to.” Cartoon for
The New
Yorker,
with their copyright stamp on verso,
published September 14, 1957. Charcoal,
ink, and wash on thick paper. 400x279
mm; 15
3
/
4
x11 inches, on paper measuring
19x15 inches. Signed in lower left image,
captioned on matte.Age-toned. Hinged to
matte. Nd, circa 1957.
[1,200/1,800]
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