The Art Of The New Yorker 1925-1995 by Lee Lorenz SIGNED & Inscribed by Several Contributers

Lee Lorenz author, autographed by his friends, fellow illustrators and co-workers 36 1/2" x 30 1/2" overall with the frame

Art Spiegelman signed New Yorker, April 17, 1995 issue

TYPE:Art SUB TYPE:Drawing REGION:United States SUB REGION:New York MEDIUM:Ink SGD/UNS: TITLE:HUGE LOT +-190 Lee Lorenz New Yorker Orig Cartoons CATALOG NOTES:A huge lot of approximately 190 Original C

John Sloan (American, 1871-1951) Fireguard, 1925 oil on canvas signed lower left inscribed and titled on stretcher 16 3/16" x 20 1/8" Provenance: Grand Central Art Galleries, New York, New York (label

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

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,

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,

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 "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 "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 "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

Sempe: Grands Reves (Big Dreams) Signed and Inscribed by Sempe to artist Lee Lorenz. First Edition by Denoël, France, October 14, 1997. Jean-Jacques Sempe (French, 1932 – 2022), drew more th

Lee Lorenz: The World of William Steig, comprehensive monograph on artist William Steig, introduction by John Updike. Inscribed and signed by the author, artist Lee Lorenz (1932-2022), an American car

Lee Lorenz: The World of William Steig, comprehensive monograph on artist William Steig, introduction by John Updike. Inscribed and signed by the author, artist Lee Lorenz (1932-2022), an American car

Noel Rockmore (American 1925-1995)- ''Gypsy Lou''- pen and ink on paper, 1975, signed and dated in pen, inscribed 'for Lou with Love / Rockmore 75' in pen. 11 x 8''

Lithograph. The Art Critic. Pencil signed and numbered I/XXV. Inscribed "for Joan Davis. Illustrator for New Yorker magazine cartoons; 6.75in. x 6.75in.(image size)