Supinely from Ed Koren

A while back, I posted images from a copy of Lee Lorenz's The Art of The New Yorker 1925-1995 that once belonged to cartoonist David Pascal. Here is another copy of the book in my collection, this one inscribed by cartoonist Edward Koren with a quick ink sketch. It reads, "For Henry, Supinely--Ed Koren." Supine means lying down in the face-up position. I leave it to you just how supine Mr. Koren's figure is.

Lee Lorenz, The Art of The New Yorker 1925-1995, Ex-Collection Henry

Edward Koren, Inscribed, "For Henry / Supinely-- / Ed Koren"

Note that the bookseller, Barnes & Noble Collectibles NYC, erroneously attributed the drawing to author Lee Lorenz.

Bookseller Image

Note:  You can find my post on David Pascal's copy of The Art of The New Yorker 1925-1995 here.

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