Original 1997 New Yorker cartoon art by Leo Cullum (1942-2010) explores the making of unpleasant business decisions. It's alarming, it's dark, and it's probably closer to the truth than we'd care to acknowledge.
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| "We've got to get rid of some people, Cosgrove. Who are the least likely to come back and shoot us?" Leo Cullum Original art The New Yorker, January 27, 1997, page 37 |
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| Leo Cullum eBay listing ended December 1, 2018 |
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| Unsigned spot drawing and a cartoon by Leo Cullum |
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