Showing posts with label bunny rabbit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunny rabbit. Show all posts

Saturday, July 8, 2017

Warren Miller's Classy Rabbits

A pair of romantically-inclined rabbits with evidently refined palates are the subject of a 1981 New Yorker cartoon by Warren Miller. The original artwork shows signs of matte burn at the edges from an acidic mount, and there seems to be significant yellowing from light exposure as well. All works on paper should be stored and framed in a manner that will protect them from damage resulting from sunlight and contact with acidic paper. Cutting corners on framing costs can permanently damage irreplaceable artwork down the road. The framer's responsibility is not merely to display artwork to its fullest advantage, but to preserve it for future generations.

"Care to join me for a moonlight nibble on some crudités?"
Warren Miller, original art, The New Yorker

August 10, 1981, page 27


"Care to join me for a moonlight nibble on some crudités?"
Warren Miller, original art, The New Yorker
August 10, 1981, page 27

Verso, The New Yorker 1981 copyright notice

Verso, "Late Summer '81"


eBay Listing Circa September 2014

eBay Listing Ended August 20, 2015
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"Care to join me for a moonlight nibble on some crudités?"
Warren Miller, original art, The New Yorker

August 10, 1981, page 27
"Care to join me for a moonlight nibble on some crudités?"
Warren Miller, The New Yorker
August 10, 1981, page 27

"Care to join me for a moonlight nibble on some crudités?"
Warren Miller, The New Yorker
August 10, 1981, page 27


Note:  Care to join me for a moonlight reading of old blog posts about Warren Miller?

Two of my favorite things:  crudités and original New Yorker cartoon art.

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Monday, April 29, 2013

My Entry in The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #378

Ahoy, landlubbers! This is my entry in The New Yorker's Cartoon Caption Contest #378 for April 29, 2013. The drawing is by Michael Maslin.
"She was my second choice. The only parrot in the shop called me a damn buffoon."




May 6, 2013 Update:  The Finalists


May 20, 2013 Update:  The Winning Caption


Note:  You can see my entry from last week here.


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Monday, February 4, 2013

Hermès Lapinosaure Tie

This adorable silk tie from Hermès depicts a fire-breathing dragon and a harmless bunny rabbit. One element of the design shows a friendly encounter and the other shows a chase. The design is 5607 MA with the title Lapinosaure which I would take the liberty of translating as Bunnysaurus. The tie is a real delight.

Hermès Lapinosaure Tie 5607 MA
Hermès Lapinosaure Tie 5607 MA
Hermès Lapinosaure Tie 5607 MA




Hermès Lapinosaure Tie 5607 MA
eBay Winning Bid, January 28, 2013
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HERMES-Mens-Tie-5607-Lapinosaure-Cravate-9-1-CMS-Twill-de-Soie-Silk-New-in-Box-/290848846769?nma=true&si=VJo29%252F7WbHpl1SY9gWmnl4%252FkT80%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557


Hermès Lapinosaure Tie 5607 MA
eBay Item Description, January 28, 2013
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HERMES-Mens-Tie-5607-Lapinosaure-Cravate-9-1-CMS-Twill-de-Soie-Silk-New-in-Box-/290848846769?nma=true&si=VJo29%252F7WbHpl1SY9gWmnl4%252FkT80%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557


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Now seems an appropriate time to recall another story of a gentle animal threatened by a ferocious monster, Marv Newland's classic animated short "Bambi Meets Godzilla." Let's see how Bambi fares:
"Bambi Meets Godzilla"
By Marv Newland

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