Art Young, circa 1910-1915, when he was co-editor and cartoonist for The Masses (along with John Sloan):
Art Young as caricatured by James Montgomery Flagg:
Another photo of Mr. Young:
Bruce Bairnsfather, creator of "Old Bill," 1930:
Chester Gould, from a 1938 profile of the Dick Tracy creator:
Chuck Jones:
My late friend Eldon Pletcher, or "Pletch," the Times-Pacayune editorial cartoonist from 1966 - 1984:
George Du Maurier, known for his Punch magazine cartoons and his novel Trilby, 1890:
Hank Ketcham:
Great closeup of Herblock:
Gag cartoonist Irwin Caplan, 1977:
James Thurber and his wife, Felicity Hall, Somerset, Bermuda, 1939:
Tank McNamara's creators: Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds:
Johnny Hart, creator of B.C and co-creator of The Wizard of Id:
Jules Feiffer:
Cartoonist Michael Berry in Stockholm, 1949:
Believe It or Not's Robert Ripley:
The one and only, Thomas Nast:
William Steig, 1972:
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Part thirteen
Art Young as caricatured by James Montgomery Flagg:
Another photo of Mr. Young:
Bruce Bairnsfather, creator of "Old Bill," 1930:
Chester Gould, from a 1938 profile of the Dick Tracy creator:
Chuck Jones:
My late friend Eldon Pletcher, or "Pletch," the Times-Pacayune editorial cartoonist from 1966 - 1984:
George Du Maurier, known for his Punch magazine cartoons and his novel Trilby, 1890:
Hank Ketcham:
Great closeup of Herblock:
Gag cartoonist Irwin Caplan, 1977:
James Thurber and his wife, Felicity Hall, Somerset, Bermuda, 1939:
Tank McNamara's creators: Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds:
Johnny Hart, creator of B.C and co-creator of The Wizard of Id:
Jules Feiffer:
Cartoonist Michael Berry in Stockholm, 1949:
Believe It or Not's Robert Ripley:
The one and only, Thomas Nast:
William Steig, 1972:
More Cartoonist Photos:
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Part three
Part four
Part five
Part six
Part seven
Part eight
Part nine
Part ten
Part eleven
Part twelve
Part thirteen
2 comments:
George du Maurier, also known for his granddaughter Daphne, who wrote "Rebecca" and "The Birds" among other good things. An argument for combining genetics and, presumably, setting a good example.
Such great images, I went through all 13/14 pages.
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