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In 2008, this original cartoon artwork by Dana Fradon was offered for sale by Russ Cochran's Comic Art Auction, where it apparently di...

I'm usually pretty forthcoming about reporting winning bids, at least when I know what they are. Generally, in the case of eBay, the in...

Richard Taylor's drawing of orchestra musicians rela x ing and warming up is a delightful spo t drawing created for The New Yorker. I...

Back in 1949 The New Yorker took this lovely artwork by William Steig and ran it as a small spot drawing to lead off the "Goings on ...

It has become commonplace for us to blame unsuccessful men for showing a lack of initiative in their work. Well, h ere's a situation...

The following cartoon with a prehistoric setting was sold last month at New York's Swann Galleries. It seems that cartoonist George Bo...

Just what the doc tor ordered , h ere is cartoonist George Booth's decidedly retro take on the latest medical technology. Mr. Booth, a...

Charles Addams indulged in some merrily anachronistic Christmas revelry more than 70 years ago in the pages of  The New Yorker. It's h...