Slideshow Of Interest: “A Centenary Cartoon Collection, Pt.2” About 60 cartoons from The New Yorker‘s 100 years. See them here. (See Pt.1 here) _________________________________________________________________________ Liza Donnelly Guests On Jason Chatfield’s “Draw Me Anything” Long time New Yorker contributor, Liza Donnelly is Jason Chatfield’s guest today at noon on his live podcast, Draw Me Anything. See it here. Ms.
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A Great Cartoonist…Arnie Levin Arnie Levin, in my humble opinion, is one of the great post-James Geraghty era New Yorker cartoonists. Levin arrived at the magazine in 1974, not long after Lee Lorenz was appointed The New Yorker‘s art editor (back then the art editor’s duties included editing cartoons, covers, spot drawings, and illustrations — in other words: all art).
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Last night, in the company of Liza Donnelly, I spent a few hours touring the Swann Galleries Illustration auction preview in Manhattan — looking over a goodly number of New Yorker original art. Besides seeing the art (Jack Ziegler! Peter Steiner! Mick Stevens! J.B. “Bud” Handelsman! Chast! Tom Toro! Suba! Robert Weber! George Booth!…and more) we were there for
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A good number of original drawings from the Lee Lorenz estate are among the numerous offerings in the upcoming Swann Illustration auction. Mr. Lorenz was The New Yorker‘s art editor from 1973 – 1993, and cartoon editor from 1993 through 1997). Here are just a few of the offerings: A George Booth proposed cover from 1976… This drawing from Robert
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