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CHARLES SAXON.
“Do you mind? I’m framing an opinion.”
Graphite on board. 400x288 mm;
15
3
/
4
x11
1
/
4
inches. Cartoon showing a man
and a woman looking at modern sculp-
ture. Mounted to a larger sheet and
matted. Signed lower right. Published in
The NewYorker, 1973, with their label on
verso.
[600/900]
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JAMES STEVENSON.
“Hi, my name is Dan. I’ll be introducing
you to Mark, who will be taking your drink
order, and after that to Gloria, who will be
your waitress.”Watercolor and ink on paper.
325x407 mm; 12
3
/
4
x16 inches, sight. Signed
in image, lower left. Matted to show caption
and archivally framed, with The New
Yorker copyright stamp attached to
verso of frame board. Proposed, but appar-
ently unpublished cartoon for The New
Yorker, 1983.
[300/400]