Here’s a short (3 minute) video showing some decision-making for the Bruce Museum’s “Masterpieces From The Museum of Comic Art” exhibit. More info here. ____________________________________________________ Attempted Bloggery Looks At George Price Attempted Bloggery, a Spill go-to website has begun spotlighting some interesting George Price work, including the oddity above. See it all here. George Price’s entry on the Spill‘s A-Z:
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The Tilley Watch, The New Yorker Issue Of December 17, 2018
The Cover: You want Santa Claus on the cover of The New Yorker, you got him. Here’s the cover artist, John Cuneo talking about his terrific cover as well as George Price (and others) as inspiration along the way. The Cartoonists This Week: The Cartoons & Illustrations: Twenty illustrations this week, with four-and-a-half of those full pages. Twelve cartoons. Next
Read moreKodak’s Cartoon Campaign With Addams, Steig, And George Price; Liza Donnelly In Walt Disney’s Hometown
Kodak’s Cartoon Campaign With Addams, Steig, And George Price Stephen Nadler’s latest Attempted Bloggery post shows us some wonderful work by three New Yorker cartoon gods: Charles Addams, William Steig and George Price. See all the ads here. The artists entries on the Spill‘s A-Z: Charles Addams (above) Born in Westfield, New Jersey, January 7, 1912.
Read moreA Price Playbill; Ziegler’s Letterman Appearance; A Couple of Hokinson Dachshunds
A Price Playbill Without generous donors, the Spill‘s archives would be so much poorer. Here’s the latest addition: a Playbill with cover art by the great George Price. Stalag 17 premiered at the 48th St. Theatre in May of 1951. Mr. Price’s work, as a spot artist, premiered in The New Yorker in 1929. In his book, The Art of
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