Every one, even the squirrel in the park, had an opinion, but the subject of this cartoon, obvious in 1995, may not be so self-evident today:
"Is he guilty? Hell, yes, he's guilty. Now can we talk about something else?" W. B. Park Original art The New Yorker, August 21 & 28, 1995, p. 90 |
The context for this ephemeral cartoon art by W. B. Park must have been plain to all The New Yorker's readers in the summer of 1995. The news back then was dominated by coverage of the ongoing O. J. Simpson double murder trial.
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Detail, right, with W. B. Park's signature |
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"Is he guilty? Hell, yes, he's guilty. Now can we talk about something else?" W. B. Park The New Yorker, August 21 & 28, 1995, p. 90 |
"Is he guilty? Hell, yes, he's guilty. Now can we talk about something else?" W. B. Park Original art The New Yorker, August 21 & 28, 1995, p. 90 |
With a drawing by W. B. Park and a poem by Emily Hiestand |
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