(THE NEW YORKER) LEE LORENZ (1933-) "Wasn't this planet blue when we came by in '47?"

(THE NEW YORKER) LEE LORENZ (1933-) "Wasn't this planet blue when we came by in '47?" Cartoon for The New Yorker, published July 12 and 19, 2010, with their label on verso. Watercolor, ink, and wash o

(THE NEW YORKER) LEE LORENZ (1933-) "Can't I ever be critical without being accused of criticizing?" Cartoon for The New Yorker, published May 22, 2006, with their label on verso. Ink and wash on pape

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

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

Lee Lorenz (New York b. 1933) signed and numbered lithograph. Measures 20.75 x 14-in. sheet size. Near mint condition. Never framed or displayed. Unframed, loose and not mounted or glued down. If lot

from Lee Lorenz estate/ The New Yorker incl. Wm Sakren, Woodman, Donald Reilly, Alan Dunn, Th Cheney, S. Gross, Gahan Wilson, FP Modell, Al Ross and Richard Decker, plus Lorenz

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 "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 "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 "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

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