Now That’s A Cover! Here’s a beauty from the great Ilonka Karasz. As you can see below in her A-Z entry, The New Yorker published 185 of her covers. A remarkable contribution. Ilonka Karasz (photo by Nickolas Muray) Born, Budapest, July 13, 1893. Died, Warwick, New York, May 26, 1981. New Yorker work: Ms. Karasz was a prolific New
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“New Yorker Cartoonists In Conversation” Reminder! There’s a Society Of Illustrators Panel Discussion this Thursday March 6 at 6:30, withThe New Yorker Cartoon Editor, Emma Allen, cartoonists Asher Perlman and Zoe Si. Liza Donnelly is moderating. While you’re there, be sure to take in the terrif exhibit, “Drawn From The New Yorker: A Centennial Celebration” ____________________________________________________________ Seasons At The
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Video Of Interest From The New York Public Library “A Century Of The New Yorker” Here’s a link to “A Century Of The New Yorker” a nearly 15 minute film produced by the NYPL on the occasion of its exhibit of the same name. _____________________________________________________________________ The Daily Cartoonist Gathers New Yorker Centennial Pieces D.D. Degg over at The Daily Cartoonist
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“The Little Man” 1927 was a very big year for James Thurber. The February 26th issue carried his very first New Yorker appearances (two pieces of verse in the same issue).
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