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In a new disappointment, the CartoonStock Caption Contest #154 seems to have ended prematurely, an example of the brand's all-too-freque...

The World of Dr. Seuss lunchbox was produced in 1970 by Aladdin Industries, Inc., of Nashville. The lunchbox has images from The Cat in the...

This week, I made a down payment on an entry for  The New Yorker  Cartoon Caption Contest #803 from the issue of May 23, 2022. My fast-talki...

Legendary sports writer and J. G. Taylor Spink Award winner  Roger Angell  passed away Friday at the age of 101. His business card as senior...

Illustrator Tom Bloom writes to share a scan capturing a fine work of original illustration art by Mary Petty. It depicts a young woman en...

That's Mrs. Peabody's maid, Fay, having a little dust up with a Henry Moore sculpture in Mary Petty's  apparently unpublished o...

In the 1940s, the American Folio Company of Westport issued lithographic prints of some of Mary Petty's  wonderful  New Yorker covers. ...