Sunday, April 30, 2017

Bob Mankoff: What Women Want

Before Bob Mankoff was the New Yorker's cartoon editor, he had a two-decade career cartooning for the magazine. Here's a great example of his art from 1990, selling, it would seem, for a song.

Bob Mankoff, original art, The New Yorker, February 26, 1990, page 43
"Women want more these days, Bill—it's not enough
just to be a jerk anymore."

Detail showing the underlying pencil marks
Bob Mankoff's signature



The back of the frame

Bob Mankoff


Bob Mankoff, The New Yorker, February 26, 1990, page 43
"Women want more these days, Bill—it's not enough
just to be a jerk anymore."
http://archives.newyorker.com/?i=1990-02-26#folio=042


Note:  Attempted Bloggery is always looking for original art by Bob Mankoff to share with an increasingly humorless world.

As of tomorrow, Emma Allen will be the New Yorker's new cartoon editor. For those who wish to view this change in its proper historical perspective, I present the magazine's complete roster of art editors and cartoon editors since 1925.

From Mr. Geraghty's time to 1993, the art editor was responsible for covers and cartoons. Since 1993, the art editor has been responsible only for covers and the cartoon editor has been responsible only for cartoons.

Rea Irvin, art supervisor, 1925-1939; art director, 1939-1951

James Geraghty, art editor, 1939-1972

Lee Lorenz, art editor, 1973-1993; cartoon editor, 1993-1997

Françoise Mouly, art editor, 1993-

Bob Mankoff, cartoon editor, 1997-2017

Emma Allen, cartoon editor, 2017-


Quick Links to the Attempted Bloggery Archives:

Rea Irvin

James Geraghty

Lee Lorenz


Bob Mankoff

Emma Allen

Original New Yorker Cartoon Art


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