From The Washington Post, June 18, 2014, “Charles Barsotti, New Yorker Cartoonist known for his simplicity, dies at 80” From Michael Cavna’s Washington Post blog, Comic Riffs, “RIP Charles Barsotti: New Yorker Artist was ‘master cartoonist, a true original, and a nice guy, to boot.’”
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Jack Ziegler on Charles Barsotti
Jack Ziegler and Charles Barsotti made up the entire Kansas wing of the New Yorker until Charley passed away last night. I asked Jack if he’d care to share a few thoughts on Charley, and here is what he had to say: A friend of mine and I had dinner with Charley Barsotti and his wife Rae this past
Read moreCharles Barsotti: 1933 – 2014
Terribly sad news has just arrived here: the great New Yorker cartoonist, Charles Barsotti has passed away at his home in Kansas City. Mr. Barsotti, whose work was often mentioned in the same breath as Otto Soglow’s and James Thurber’s because of his spare melodic ink line, was a contributor to The New Yorker since 1962, and had been
Read moreBarsotti, Dator, Johnson, Stevens, Walsh, and Warp on Their “A-Ha!” Moments
Link here to see what Charles Barsotti, Joe Dator, Carolita Johnson, Mick Stevens, Liam Walsh, and Kim Warp have to say about their “A-Ha!” moment on the New Yorker‘s website this week (I’m guest blogging). Charles Barsotti’s website Joe Dator’s website Carolita Johnson’s website Mick Steven’s website Liam Walsh’s website Kim Warp’s website
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