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Steinberg did ad work? You bet. As with William Steig, a Steinberg Part 2 will be posted at some later time. Warren Bernard, Executive Director of SPX, is the one responsible for researching & gathering all these images. My thanks to Warren for allowing them to appear here. Here are the dates for these ads: Emerson, 1948; House & Garden,

Ink Spill wishes the wonderful Henry Martin a very Happy Birthday! He celebrated his 92nd a few days ago. Mr. Martin’s first New Yorker drawing was published August 15, 1964 — he went on to contribute nearly 700 more. In his honor here’s a 2014 interview brought to this site’s attention by David Pomerantz. It was conducted by Mr. Martin’s

From The Huffington Post, July 19, 2015, “The Art of Storytelling — 7 Lessons From Cartoonist Liza Donnelly” — (link includes a lengthy video of Donnelly’s recent live interview with Michael Krigsman and Vala Afshar on CXOTalk). Ms. Donnelly’s website

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Advertising Work by New Yorker Cartoonists, Part 4: Steinberg; Liza Donnelly Live-Draws The Late Show with Stephen Colbert; Rejected New Yorker Covers by Whittington, Higgins; Video: New York City in the 1920s

Happy 92nd, Henry Martin!; Tom Toro Talks Trump

A Cartoonist’s 7 Lessons on the Art of Storytelling