Tuesday's auction of original illustration art at Swann Galleries included this 1938 gem from the New Yorker by Helen E. Hokinson. Here one of her club ladies explains why she can't fulfill her official responsibility at this meeting. The speaker is made to stand out by virtue of her being the standing figure closest to the foreground. She is also readily distinguished by the dark shades in her outfit, as distinct from most of the other club members.
Note: Submissions of original art by Helen Hokinson (and, funds permitting, other New Yorker cartoonists) are welcomed here at Attempted Bloggery.
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| "I'm sorry, Madam President, there won't be any treasurer's report this month because we have a deficit." Helen E. Hokinson Original art The New Yorker, January 29, 1938, page 16 |
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| Helen E. Hokinson Swann Galleries Sale 2480, Illustration Art, June 5, 2018, Lot 246 Hammer Price |
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| "I'm sorry, Madam President, there won't be any treasurer's report this month because we have a deficit." Helen E. Hokinson The New Yorker, January 29, 1938, page 16 |
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| "I'm sorry, Madam President, there won't be any treasurer's report this month because we have a deficit." Helen E. Hokinson Original art The New Yorker, January 29, 1938, page 16 |
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| Cartoon by Helen E. Hokinson and spot drawing by Victor de Pauw |
Note: Submissions of original art by Helen Hokinson (and, funds permitting, other New Yorker cartoonists) are welcomed here at Attempted Bloggery.
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