If you’re in Chicago go see this exhibit of Tom Bachtell‘s work. Mr. Bachtell’s terrific drawings have appeared in The New Yorker for over two decades. Link here to the Adventureland Gallery for more info. ____________________________________________________ And in New York, tonight’s the opening reception for the Roz Chast exhibit at the School Of Visual Arts. Info here
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The Monday Tilley Watch: the New Yorker Issue of July 23, 2018
Back to a single issue, but not for long. Just one more single week issue before we have another double: dated August 6 & 13. Ah summertime. This is the first issue of The New Yorker in 23 years without Tom Bachtell’s Talk of The Town illustrations. The illustrations are handled this week by Joao Fazenda. His work, at least
Read moreNew Yorker’s Tom Bachtell Talk of The Town Illustrations End After 23 Years; Article of Interest: Maggie Larson; Personal History: “How many do you send in?”
New Yorker’s Tom Bachtell Talk of The Town Illustrations End After 23 Years Mr. Bachtell, whose first Talk of The Town illustrations appeared in the New Yorker‘s issue of March 20, 1995, posted the following on Facebook this afternoon: Tom Bachtell’s website Mr. Bachtell on A Case For Pencils _________________________________________________ Article of Interest: Maggie Larson From the Philadelphia Inquirer, July
Read moreThe Monday Tilley Watch, The New Yorker Issue of June 4 & 11, 2018
The Fiction/Childhood Issue? Well that’s what it says, in red and black on the Table of Contents: First, the paperwork: See that beautiful masthead just above? It was drawn and designed by Rea Irvin. It’s been missing since Spring of last year after appearing in the New Yorker for 92 years. It was replaced last year by a redrawn version
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