Whitney Darrow Jr. "New Yorker" Cartoon Charcoal

Whitney Darrow Jr. (American, 1909-1999) for The New Yorker charcoal cartoon / comic illustration, depicting courtroom scene with caption at bottom "He's a brilliant attorney, but he can't stand to lo

New York World's Fair ca. 1961  artist's name printed in image 42.5 x 27.75 in.

Description: "You're Sitting on my Eyelashes" An Album of Cartoons by Whitney Darrow, Jr.

"And now for an encore, Scott Joplin's 'Sunflower Slow Drag'". 14" x 16" (sight) charcoal on paper signed lower left with inscription lower right

"Just Press the Buttons Here Corresponding to Your Ailment, and the Printout Will Give Us the Diagnosis..."; cartoon for the New Yorker, February 12, 1972; pen, ink and charcoal on paperboard laid to

Helen Hokinson - Original New Yorker Cartoon Illustration, 1937. Signed LR. Sight H11-1/4" W8-3/8". Framed size H 20-1/4" W 16-3/4". Copy and paste this link for a high-res images. https://www.dropbox

Original New Yorker cartoon portrait of Dorothy Parker, c.1920 Cover submission by Barbara Shermund. The two women were prolific contributors to the magazine in the 20s. The piece captures the very es

Artist: Whitney Darrow, Jr Title: Well, it was sort of like a cook-out Medium: Ink Wash on Paper Art Dimensions: 26 H x 20 W inches ARTIST BIO: Whitney "Whit" Darrow, Jr.

Warren Miller, original New Yorker cartoon, Warren Miller (American, b. 1936), "Two Therapists", ink and wash on paper, signed "W. Miller" lower right and inscribed and signed again, matted and framed

Arnie Levin, American, b. 1938, "I think prefer not to have the cuffs show that much", original New Yorker Cartoon, published August 23, 1993, Pen and Ink Wash, signed {ACGQ7048} (TC ) Dimensions: 8x1

Sixteen Arthur Berkowitz New Yorker Cartoon Prints, some signed and dated in pencil, together with four Salvation Army Evening of Entertainment Programs autographed by honorees Willie Nelson, Gregory

Ed Fisher (American, born 1927). Humorous illustration depicting figures in a United Nations sitting room after a row. Bears the caption "I used a standard, obscure diplomatic code word - but perhaps

Dated 1856' framed measures 9 by 11 inches

Original Ed Arno New Yorker Illustration,Signed (3/4). An illustration by legendary New Yorker cartoonist Ed Arno. Depicts a forest of maples, set up with taps. Signed on bottom left corner and marked

Original Ed Arno New Yorker Illustration,Signed (1/4). An illustration by legendary New Yorker cartoonist Ed Arno. Depicts a couple sitting on a bench in winter, wearing roller blades and skates, with

Cover date Jan 5 1981 scene of many cats taking over an apartment. Measures ht 15 by 12 inches

Unique color print by Robert Stroh.Pencil caption is hand written, possibly hand colored.Size is 11 x 15 inches, paper has an old fold across the center.

Measures app 9 by 11 inches

Art print of a Michael Maslin cartoon, originally was published in the January 21, 1991 issue of The New Yorker Magazine. Printed underneath the illustration, “Would it surprise you to learn, Felix,

GAHAN WILSON (American, 1930-2019), New Yorker Cartoon: ''You Gotta Multiply Dog Years by Seven, Pal.'', published: July 14, 1997, p. 74, pen, ink, wash and gum arabic on paper, signed in image lower

Original Roz Chast Ink Cartoon New Yorker Cartoon 1990s 14" by 16" framed The Five Ages of Man. Undated. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the au

Group of Reproduction American Prints. Including Maurice Prendergast (American, 1858 - 1924). Childe Hassam, Winslow Homer, and Henry Martin New Yorker cartoon. Homer overall 27.5" x 37.5

(12) Ceramic cheese plates and (12) ceramic and cork coasters featuring various iconic New Yorker cartoons. Produced exclusively for Restoration Hardware. Includes original boxes. Dimensions: (Cheese

New Yorker Cartoon Bank framed print, Joseph Farris art print, color cartoon depicting a man and woman on a ladder that leads up and down through the clouds. Marked under illustration, “Did you thin