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LEE LORENZ.
“Super.” Ink, crayon, and wash on paper. 229x381 mm; 9x15 inches, image. Signed lower
right. Published in The New Yorker, 1975. Framed and matted with caption in window
mount; NewYorker sticker and printed page from the issue taped to frame back.
[300/400]
Lorenz was the art editor of The NewYorker from 1973 to 1993 and its cartoon editor from 1993 to
1997.
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WARREN MILLER.
“Sweetie, the plumber’s here.” Ink on
paper. 390x500 mm; 15
1
/
4
x19
1
/
2
inches.
Signed lower left. Published in The New
Yorker, March 24, 1975 with their label
on verso. Protective sheet with pencil
notations.
[400/600]
WITH
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An undated ALS on New Yorker sta-
tionery to fellow NewYorker artist Arthur Getz.
The note reads: “Sorry for the delay. / No
excuse other than / I’m a hyper-disorganized /
sort. / Kept the high-rises / in suburbs sketch.
/ Be talking to you. / Best regards, /Warren.”