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John Adcock's
Yesterday's Papers blog showcases art by cartoonist Gluyas Williams, with links to more. Williams' quiet observational humor and stark line work and black spotting makes for a distinctive look. You've probably seen his work illustrating a Robert Benchley book, or an old gag cartoon of his from
The New Yorker. (His 1928 classic was:
"The day a cake of soap sank at Procter & Gamble's.")
Mr. Adcock cites that Mr. Willaims also drew a series of newspaper panels, and reproduces a number of them.
Big hat tip:
Journalista!At left, a self portrait.
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