Of the four original New Yorker cartoons by Helen E. Hokinson offered last November at Doyle New York, three sold below the low estimate. Only one remained unsold: this one. Has Hokinson fallen so much out of fashion? Surely some collector should have grabbed up this original drawing with its well-heeled shopper earnestly posing her naive query.
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| "What's to prevent some clever, little mountaineer from making scotch?" Helen E. Hokinson Original art published as "What's to prevent some clever little mountaineer from making Scotch?" The New Yorker, January 1, 1944, page 48 |
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| Doyle New York Rare Books, Autographs & Maps November 13, 2018 Sale 18BP02, Lot 7 |
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| https://archives.newyorker.com/?i=1944-01-01#folio=048 |
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