More From the Attic: Our Own Baedeker from The New Yorker

  Continuing on from yesterday’s post, pictured above is Our Own Baedeker from The New Yorker (Simon & Schuster, 1947).  Carl Rose supplied ten maps and one hundred and eighty illustrations. The written pieces all ran during World War II. Regular visitors to Ink Spill might well ask, “Why these posts of ancient material all of a sudden?”  The answer

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C.E.M. exhibit, video

From Mike Lynch’s blog comes word of an exhibit of C.E.M.’s ( Charles E. Martin) work at the Greenhut Gallery in Portland, Maine.  The exhibit is up and running through July 30, 2011. From Greenhut’s press release: Nationally acclaimed cartoonist, artist, illustrator and author, Charles E. Martin (C.E.M.) is often recognized as one of The New Yorker magazine’s foremost cover

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