Lee Lorenz Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "Frankly, since my wife left me it's

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "Frankly, since my wife left me it's more than I can keep up with", 17" x 14" ink wash, signed bottom center, unframed, published

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine two 13" x 18" ink washes, both signed and unframed one with cut line published, October 12, 1987

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "Take a load off, Leonard- we're watching Generation X and Y duke it out" 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed,

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "He's loyal and affectionate, and his Martinis are always ten to one." 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed,

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "I'm only a finger-pointer now, but someday I'll be a whistle-blower", 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed, published

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "But when Mel Brooks makes fun of everything and everybody the critics cheer!" 17" x 14" ink wash, signed bottom center, unframed,

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "When I grow up, I hope to spoil someone's bid for the presidency", 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed, publication

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "Now just a darn minute, Fowler! You're not the only member of this board who was a victim of

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "The revolving disco ball is a nice touch" 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed, published January 22, 2001, #A6138

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "I always thought Laura's interest in kick-boxing was purely recreational", 17" x 14" ink wash,

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "The unibrow look, Collins- get used to it!" 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed, published 2001, #A6599

Original Illustration for The New Yorker Magazine "Others have underestimated me, Tyler, to their regret" 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower right, unframed, published October

Twelve Original Illustrations some published in The New Yorker Magazine the largest 18" x 24" ink wash on paper, eleven are signed, one in colors marked "back cover" unsigned

Twelve Original Illustrations some published in The New Yorker Magazine the largest 17" x 14" ink wash on paper eleven are signed

Ten Original Illustrations some published in The New Yorker Magazine the largest 17" x 14" ink wash on paper, one with colors all are signed

Eight Original Illustrations some published in The New Yorker Magazine Three-14" x 17" , Four- 12" x 18", and One-14" x 11" all signed

Back Page Original Illustration, The New Yorker "Uncle Sam Wants You To Purchase a Big-Ticket Item" 17" x 14" ink wash, signed lower left,

Alajálov, Constantin (Russo/American 1900-1987) Watercolor painting on board, for the original New Yorker Magazine cover illustration, December 4, 1937 (refer to photos) Signed lower left. Emigrate

Two Original Illustrations for Playboy Magazine "Watch yourself-he had lunch at Hooters", 11 3/4" x 14" ink wash, published December 2003 and "Like it? It's Tommy Hilfiger-Appropriate

ROBERT BLANCHARD NEW YORKER MAGAZINE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION, NEW YORK CITY BUILDING SCENE, BOARD MEASURES 15" X 11 1/2", DIRECTLY FROM HIS ESTATE

ROBERT BLANCHARD NEW YORKER MAGAZINE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION, NEW YORK CITY BUILDING SCENE, BOARD MEASURES 15" X 11 1/2", DIRECTLY FROM HIS ESTATE

Original New York magazine illustration for the "New Yorker" magazine cover circa 1962. Donald Higgins published five New Yorker covers over the course of his career. All of them are scenes in very lo

Richard Taylor (American, 1902-1970), original New Yorker Magazine illustration "Don't Write, Send a Night Letter", gouache and ink on paper, depicts a group of men seated around plinth of monument to

Ed Fisher (American 20th c ) Underneath all that he's really a pussycat signed lower left pastel on paper Ex. Iris Love/Liz Smith Collection NYC - Most likely original illustration from New Yorker Mag