Sale 2495 - Illustration Art, December 6, 2018

239 c RUSSELL PATTERSON. “That’s Henry’s prized dogwood tree. He raised it from a pup!” Original daily “Pin-Up Girls” cartoon, published by King Features Syndicate, August 8, 1944. Pen and ink with correction f luid on board. 254x203 mm; 10x8 inches, on 20x15-inch board. Signed in lower right image, captioned in pencil. [600/900] 240 c RUSSELL PATTERSON. “At first I felt like a sister toward him, but when he kissed me —-! Oh, brother!” Original daily “Pin-Up Girls” cartoon, published by King Features Syndicate, November 11, 1944. Pen and ink with correction f luid on board. 241x203 mm; 9 1 / 2 x8 inches, on 20x15-inch board. Signed in lower right image, captioned in pencil. [600/900] 241 c RUSSELL PATTERSON. “She read my mind much better than I did hers!” Original daily “Pin-Up Girls” cartoon, published by King Features Syndicate, October 30, 1944. Pen and ink with correction fluid on board. 254x191 mm; 10x7 1 / 2 inches, on 20x15- inch board. Signed in lower right image, captioned in pencil. [600/900] 242 c RUSSELL PATTERSON. “Do you have one with little bells that’ll jingle nice an’ loud? It’s for my girl-friend’s kid sister.” Original daily “Pin-Up Girls” cartoon, published by King Features Syndicate, December 12, 1944. Pen and ink with correction f luid on board. 305x203 mm; 12x8 inches, on 20x15-inch board. Signed in lower right image, captioned in pencil. [600/900] 239 240 241 242