An original spot drawing of a girl sitting on horseback by Madeline author and artist Ludwig Bemelmans was published in The New Yorker in May of 1961. The art was framed in-house, apparently, and became part of the collection of writers Neil and Susan Sheehan. As a writer for the magazine, Susan Sheehan must have had access to a very nice selection of original art. This piece was sold on May 15 by Second Story Books.
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| Ludwig Bemelmans Framed original spot drawing The New Yorker, May 13,1961, p. 161 |
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| Ludwig Bemelmans's initials |
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| Ludwig Bemelmans eBay listing ended May 15, 2026 |
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| Ludwig Bemelmans eBay item description |
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| Ludwig Bemelmans The New Yorker, May 13,1961, p. 161 |
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| Ludwig Bemelmans Original spot drawing The New Yorker, May 13,1961, p. 161 |
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| With a spot drawing by Ludwig Bemelmans |
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