Items were sorted into 3 containers (based on size). Cartoons in each container are
in
alphabetical order by artist name.
A partial set of cards containing titles, dates, captions, condition and other
information about some of the cartoons is located in the finding aids folder. It appears
to have been completed after receiving the collection, possibly by a staff member,
student or intern.
The majority of our archival and manuscript collections are housed offsite and require
advanced notice for retrieval. Researchers are encouraged to contact us in advance
concerning the collection material they wish to access for their research.
Written permission must be obtained from SCRC and all relevant rights holders before
publishing quotations, excerpts or images from any materials in this collection.
A number of cartoons were separated into standalone collections, or transferred into
existing collections, for example items from C.D. Batchelor, George Herriman, Carey
Orr and others.
Special Collections Research Center has collections of over one hundred cartoonists.
Please refer to the SCRC Subject Index
for a complete listing.
Anderson, Jesse Sylvester, 1873-1966.
Bairnsfather, Bruce, 1887-1959.
Bastian, Robert O.
Berryman, Clifford Kennedy, 1869-1949.
Block, Herbert, 1909-2001.
Bush, Charles Green, 1842-1909.
Gillam, Bernhard, 1856-1896.
Peb, 1926-
Swan, Curt.
American wit and humor, Pictorial.
Caricatures and cartoons -- United
States.
Cartoonists -- United States.
Comic books, strips, etc. -- United
States.
Editorial cartoons -- United States.
Illustrators -- United States.
World politics -- Caricatures and
cartoons.
Cartoonists.
Illustrators.
Majority purchased from Goodspeed's Bookshop, 1963.
Vet Anderson artwork (2 items), purchased, 2012.
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Anderson, Vet (Jesse Sylvester) |
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"Prepare a pathetic, heart-interest recitation—how the cow has gone dry and the horse
halt, then having your tears on tap, turn 'em on" undated
- pen and ink on illustration board 24" x 18"
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"He speaks of masters. I know none." undated
- pen and ink on illustration board 19.5" x 14.25"
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Bairnsfather, Bruce |
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Untitled undated
- original artwork; watercolor, paint and white pencil on pasteboard 14 ½'' x 21''
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Bastian, Robert |
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Untitled, JFK and inflation 1961-1963
- cartoon; charcoal and ink on paper 14" x 17"
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Bateman, H. M. |
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"The Chief's Eyes!", Punch 27 Dec 1924
- magazine illustration; pen and ink on illustration board 11" x 16"
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Bellocq, Pierre (PEB) |
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"Now Look What You Made Him Do!", Annenberg Syndicate 1963
- editorial cartoon; signed by Peb 11'' x 14''
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"Stand, Cowards! Be Not So Base As to Fly Before A Single Knight, Who Dares Encounter
You All!", Annenberg Syndicate 1963
- editorial cartoon; signed by Peb 11'' x 14''
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Berdanier, Paul Frederick |
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"Where Does He Go From Here?" 8 June 1940
- political cartoon; signed by Paul Berdanier; crayon, pen and ink on illustration board 13'' x 22''
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Berndt, Walter |
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"Little Herby" 28 Oct 1931
- comic strip daily; signed by Walter Berndt; pen and ink on illustration board 6 ½'' x 20''
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Berryman, C. K. (Clifford K.) |
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"Chamberlain Says He Knows the Mine Secret", Washington EveningStar Feb 1940
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by C. K. Berryman; pen andink on illustration
board 13 ½'' x 14 ¼''
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"Headline Makers—But Not in Print!", Washington Evening Star 31 Dec 1939
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed as Jim Berryman; pen and inkon illustration
board 13 ½'' x 14 ¼''
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Black, Oz |
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"Here in Lincoln", Sunday Journal & Star 11 Feb 1940
- original drawing; inscribed and signed by Oz Black 22 ½'' x 23''
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Newspaper clipping of cartoon also found in Box 3. |
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Block, Herb |
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See Herblock. |
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Bradley, Luther |
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"The Queen of May", Chicago Daily News 1 May 1907
- editorial cartoon; signed by Luther Bradley; pen and ink on illustration board 14'' x 15''
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Bradley and Edgington |
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"Rex Morgan, M.D." [?] 7 Jul 1949
- comic strip daily; pen and ink on illustration board 21'' x 8''
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Breger, Irv |
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"All right, I'll tell you why I left my last book-keeping job—but you tell me why
your book-keeper left this one!" undated
- magazine illustration; watercolor; pen and ink on illustrationboard 9 ½'' x 11 ½''
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Briggs |
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"The Talkative Golfer" undated
- sketch; signed by Briggs; pen and ink on illustrationboard 13'' x 17''
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Brown, Edward Scott (T. Brown) |
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"The Haunted House", New York Herald Tribune undated
- political cartoon; signed by Brown; pen and ink on illustrationboard 14'' x 17''
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Bush, C.G. |
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"Another Proof of Dreyfus' Innocence" circa 1899
- political cartoon; signed by C.G. Bush; graphite, pen and ink on illustration board 19'' x 22''
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"Paris off"
- blindfolded Justice with scales, giant tiger labeled "corruption"
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"The Relief Expedition"
- Taft and Roosevelt
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Cassell, John |
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"Untitled [man in top hat and ragamuffins]" 1890-1910
- original drawing; opaque white, brush, pen and ink on illustrationboard 21 ¾'' x 18 ¼''
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Caniff, Milton |
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"Steve Canyon" 26 Sep 1956
- comic strip daily; inscribed and signed by Milt Caniff; opaquewhite, brush, pen and
ink on illustration board 7 ¼'' x 22 ¾''
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Chubb |
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"After Thirteen Years" 1931
- political cartoon; signed by Chubb; pen and ink on illustrationboard 14 ¾'' x 19''
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Collier, Nate |
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"Hey! Take Your HandOff!" 1941
- editorial cartoon; graphite, crayon and ink on illustrationboard 10'' x 12''
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Conselman, Bill & Plumb, Charlie |
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"Ella Cinders", United FeatureSyndicate 9 Sep 1938
- comic strip daily; ink and pen on illustration board 5 ¾'' x 22''
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Davenport, Homer Calvin |
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"The Food Trust" circa 1900
- editorial cartoon; ink and pen on paper 25'' x 30½''
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DeBeck, Billy |
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"Barney Google" 17 Feb (after 1922)
- comic strip daily; traces of graphite, blue pencil, pen and ink on illustration board 4 ¾'' x 17 ¾''
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Donahey, William |
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"Pay Day! Yeah?", Cleveland-Plain Dealer undated
- political cartoon; ink and pen on illustration board 13'' x 18''
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Ehrhart |
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Untitled, tramp and lady 9 Jun 1893
- original drawing; ink and pen on illustration board 15 ¼'' x 15 ¼''
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Forrest, Hal |
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"Tailspin Tommy,"Bell Syndicate 1930 1930
- comic strip daily; pen and ink on illustration board
(2 cartoons)
7 ¼ '' x 23''
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Foster, R. |
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"He had to do it!!" 19 40
- political cartoon; traces of graphite, blue pencil, pen and ink on illustration board 11'' x 14''
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Gillam, Bernhard |
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"Hubbell's Work" circa 1880
- political cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board; drawing ismatted 7 ¼'' x 8''
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[Mahdist rebellion], Puck 1884 or 1885
- political cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 6 ¾'' x 9''
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Glackens, L. M. |
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"In the Republican Dark-Room, An Amateur Photographer Who Spoils Good Plates by Using
Bad Chemicals," Puck 1910
- political cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 16 ¼ '' x 20''
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Grissinger, Harry |
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"Miss Parker cleared her throat,'You don't need to lie, Mr. Briggs,' she said sternly." undated
- original drawing; inscribed and signed by Grissinger; traces ofgraphite, watercolor
and ink on illustration board 17 ¾'' x 20''
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Haney, R. T. |
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"The Broken Pledge" 24 Jun 1940
- editorial cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 14 ½'' x 18 ½''
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Hanny, William |
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"A Little Road Information" undated
- editorial cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 14'' x 17 ½''
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Harman, Fred |
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"Red Ryder" 31 Oct 1939
- comic strip daily; pen and ink on illustration board 6 ¼'' x 22''
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Hayes, Geoff |
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"Best Wishes!" from characters Juneand Ted, Bell Syndicate undated
- comic strip; pen and ink on illustration board 5 ¼'' x 20''
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Henderson |
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"Spring Design,"Sunday Journal undated
- editorial cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 14 ½'' x 17''
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Herblock |
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"This would beat the Bonneville Dam Ceremony" 1937
- editorial cartoon; graphite and ink on illustration board 14'' x 17''
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Howard, Oscar |
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"Untitled [tavern girl], "New York Daily News[?] 1932
- illustration; crayon, pen and ink on illustration board 14'' x 17''
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Johnson, Charles Howard |
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"St. Valentine Number,"Life magazine cover circa 1893
- original drawing; traces if graphite, watercolor and ink on illustration board 20'' x 25 ½''
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Johnson, Vic |
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McGovern / Vietnam cartoon
- original drawing; editorial cartoon; chalk on paper
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Johnston, Earl S. |
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"He Seems to Be in Earnest Now,"Arkansas Democrat[?] 1930s
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by Earle S. Johnston; tracesof graphite, crayon,
pen and ink on illustration board 11'' x 15 ¼''
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Keys, Larry |
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"The Same Old Snipe Hunt" undated
- editorial cartoon; traces of graphite, crayon and ink on illustrationboard 19 ¼'' x 22''
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Larimer, Harry |
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"The Greeting She Would Like Most to Receive,"News-Sentinel 1940
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by Harry Larimer; pen and inkon illustration
board 14'' x 17 ½''
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Lehti, John |
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"Tales from the Great Book, Noah's Ark" 26 May
- original cartoon; inscribed and signed by Lehti; pen and ink on illustration board 14'' x 17 ½''
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Lewis, R. A. |
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"I Am Monarch of All That I Survey,"Milwaukee Journal 1930s
- editorial cartoon; traces of graphite, opaque white, crayon, pen andink on illustration
board 11'' x 14 ¼''
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"Victory in Spain,"Milwaukee Journal 1939
- editorial cartoon; traces of graphite, opaque white, crayon, pen andink on illustration
board 11'' x 14 ¼''
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Loring, Paul |
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"You May Need a Round Trip Ticket, Big Boy,"Providence Evening Bulletin circa 1939
- editorial cartoon; blue pencil, opaque white, brush, pen and ink on illustration board
13'' x 13''
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Lubbers, Bob |
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Long Sam 8 Mar 1957
- comic strip daily; inscribed and signed by BobLubbers; pen and ink on illustration
board 6 ½'' x 20 ¾''
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Maier, Carl |
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Untitled, three sketches for comic feature undated
- signed by Maier; graphite, pen and ink on illustrationboard 17 ¾'' x 21 ½''
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Maxwell, Gee Tee (George T.) |
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"But, Gosh-h-h, Who's Gonna Pay for 'Em?" late 1930s
- editorial cartoon; crayon, pen and ink on illustrationboard 14 ½'' x 17 ¼''
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"Pruning Time" 1940
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by Gee Tee Maxwell;crayon, pen and ink on
illustration board 11'' x 11 ½''
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"Why Of Course It's Not Political!" 1940
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by Gee Tee Maxwell; crayon,opaque white, pen
and ink on illustration board 11'' x 11 ½''
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McCarthy, Father Justin |
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Brother Sebastian panel 1957
- comic panel; watercolor and ink on illustration board; matted 7'' x 8''
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Series ran in Friar magazine and was syndicated until 1986. |
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McCay, Winsor |
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Untitled, multiple dwellings bill undated
- editorial cartoon; graphite, pen and ink on illustration board; matted 9'' x 17 ¼''
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Nelan, Charles |
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Untitled, "Beware of..." circa 1870
- political cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 18 ½'' x 17 ½''
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Nofziger, Ed |
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Untitled, crane with neck tied in knot 14 Jun 1939
- Magazine illustration; inscribed and signed by Ed Nofziger;watercolor, pen and ink
on illustration board 7 ½'' x 17''
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Probably appeared in the Saturday Evening Post . |
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Nor, E. |
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Untitled, small snake wringing neck of large snake undated
- original comic cartoon; watercolor and ink on illustration board 7 ½'' x 17''
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Packer, Fred |
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The Winnah 1940
- editorial cartoon; crayon, opaque white, pen and ink on illustrationboard 14 ¾'' x 18''
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Page, Grover |
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The Trail Blazer and the Blaze Trailer, Courier Journal, Louisville, Kentucky 10 Jul 1932
- editorial cartoon; crayon on illustration board 15'' x 20''
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Patzer, George L. |
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Next? 1940
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by Patzer; pen and ink on illustration board 15'' x 20''
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Pease, Lucius Curtis (Lute Pease) |
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"Plain Evidence,"Newark Evening News circa 1934
- editorial cartoon; crayon, opaque white, pen and ink on illustrationboard 11 ¼'' x 14 ¼''
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PEB |
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See Bellocq, Pierre. |
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Powers, T. E. |
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"What Have You Got for Tomorrow's Paper?," New York Journal circa 1918
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by T.E. Powers; pen and inkon illustration
board 9 ½'' x 11 ¼''
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Reprinted in The New York Daily News, March 23, 1941. Newspaper version alsoin Box
1. |
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Pratt, Newton |
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"Valor Is Not Enough,"Sacramento Bee circa 1939
- editorial cartoon; traces of graphite, opaque white, crayon, pen andink on illustration
board 11 ¼'' x 15''
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Pughe, J. S. |
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"International Commercial Race," Puck 9 Jul 1894
- political cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 11 ½'' x 11 ½''
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Raymond, Alex |
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Jungle Jim 17 Jul 1938
- panel cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 25 ¼'' x 12 ¼''
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Rosol, John |
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Here and There 1941
- several daily strips on newsprint, both sides; possibly a galley proof 24'' x 16''
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Rosol, John |
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Here and There 1941
- several daily strips on newsprint, both sides; possibly a galley proof 24'' x 16''
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Satterfield, Robert W. |
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The Killjoy early 20th century
- illustration; pen and ink on illustration board 13'' x 15 ½''
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Shaw, Dick |
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"I'm worried! That circus train shouldda been by here fifteen minutes ago!", Saturday Evening Post undated
- magazine illustration; traces of graphite, opaque white, pen and inkon illustration
board; includes clipping of printed version 9 ½'' x 12 ¼''
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Shoemaker, Vaughn |
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"Now Beware of the Trojan Market Basket" 1942
- editorial cartoon; inscribed and signed by Shoemaker; traces of graphite, opaque white,
pen and ink on illustration board 16 ¾'' x 20''
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Smith, Dorman H. |
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"Front Seat - In a position to lead the parade" 1940s
- editorial cartoon; traces of graphite, crayon, opaque white and ink 11 ¼'' x 28''
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"Nanny Grabbing - A little fun in Washington" 1940s
- editorial cartoon; traces of graphite, crayon, opaque white and ink 11 ¼'' x 28''
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Summers, William Henry |
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"Chute Brigade Over Philadelphia,"The Cleveland News 22 Jun 1940
- editorial cartoon; crayon, blue, opaque white and ink on illustrationboard 22 ½'' x 28''
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"Il Duce Jumps In,"The Cleveland News Jun 1940
- editorial cartoon; crayon, blue, opaque white and ink on illustrationboard 22 ½'' x 28''
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Swan, Curt |
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Untitled Superman panel, Action Comics/DC National Comics undated
- panel comic; #325; pen and ink on illustration board 13'' x 21''
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Taylor, R. |
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"Port of Nassau, Bahamas" 1979
- reproduction, signed and inscribed "to Richard 3/19/79"
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Taylor, Walter |
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"Why, Darling, can't you guess?", The New Yorker undated
- comic cartoon; watercolor, pen and ink on illustration board; matted 7 ¼'' x 10''
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Victor |
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"The Gambling Mania: Uncle Sam in the hands of thieves," Judge undated
- magazine clipping; color illustration
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Walker, Ryan |
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"The Laborer" 1910
- original cartoon; graphite, pen and ink on illustration board 12'' x 12''
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Webster, H. T. (Harold Tucker) |
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"Mgr. Selee's Real Difficulty Will Be to Retain His Pitchers" 1902-1905
- sports cartoon; pen and ink on illustration board 9'' x 14''
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Zimmerman, Eugene (Zim) |
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"The Diary of Dauntless Dick, The Hobo Hound" undated
- panel cartoon for comic strip; traces of graphite, pen and ink on illustration board 15'' x 22''
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Unidentified |
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Looney Tunes, Warner Brothers Cartoons, Inc. 11 Jun 1949
- original cartoon featuring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd; pen and ink on illustration
board 23'' x 8''
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Sketchbook undated
- spiral-bound sketchbook with a number of original ink drawings and cartoons 9" x 11"
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"The C Bells" undated
- small pen-and-ink cartoon of man with top hat and monocle, large bell, surrounded
by elves[?], signed with interlocked initials "PC" or "CP"
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Untitled [Pepsi-cola] undated
- comic strip; pen and ink on illustration board 6'' x 18''
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Untitled [from Newspaper Enterprise Association Service] 6 Jul 1948
- comic strip featuring characters Pug and Bertie; pen and ink on illustration board 10'' x 12''
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