The third and final lot of original Barbara Shermund color cartoon art from the collection of Angela Gross Folk was published on a full page in Esquire's January 1948 issue. The work was sold on February 22 in Lincoln Park for a hammer price of $700, the high estimate. Amusingly, the auction house misread the caption as "400 mean little men, a senate investigation."
.jpeg) |
| "You mean little me? A senate investigation?" Barbara Shermund Original cartoon art Esquire, January 1948, p. 73 |
.jpeg) |
| "You mean little me? A senate investigation?" Barbara Shermund Original cartoon art Esquire, January 1948, p. 73 |
.jpeg) |
| Detail |
.jpeg) |
| Barbara Shermund's signature |
.jpeg) |
| Handwritten caption: "You mean little me? A senate investigation?" |
.jpeg)
.jpeg)
.jpeg) |
| Verso |
.jpeg) |
| Received by Esquire, Inc., on July 30, 1947 and paid on July 30, 1947 |
.jpeg) |
| "Pg. 81," but actually published on page 73 |
 |
| Barbara Shermund Willow Auction House listing ended February 22, 2024 |
 |
| Barbara Shermund Willow Auction House listing ended February 22, 2024 "400 mean little men . . ." |
.jpg) |
| "You mean little me? A senate investigation?" Esquire, January 1948, p. 73 |
|
| "You mean little me? A senate investigation?" Barbara Shermund Original cartoon art Esquire, January 1948, p. 73 |
 |
| https://classic.esquire.com/article/1948/1/1/you-mean-little-me-a-senate-investigation |
04593
.jpeg){kind=link}
.jpeg){kind=link}
.jpeg){kind=link}
.jpeg){kind=link}
No comments:
Post a Comment