Anger Art for Sale

Anger Drawing - I'd Just Like To Know What In Hell Is Happening by George Booth

New Yorker April 4th, 1988

George Booth

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What Burns Me Up Is That The Answer Is Right Here

Can I Bring You Something Else To Complain About?

David Sipress

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Finally, We Realized Where All That Anger

A Man With A Handgun Is Talking And Aiming

Michael Crawford

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The Phrase You're Groping For Is 'thank You.'

Lee Lorenz

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I've Got An Idea For A Story: Gus And Ethel Live

George Booth

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New Yorker May 16th, 1925

AE Wilson

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Why Am I Talking This Loud? Because I'm Wrong

Richard Cline

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All Right. Time To Grow Up

It's A Damned Outrage

They Say That If She Starts Playing

William Hamilton

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A Middle-aged Man In His Robe Gazes

Jack Ziegler

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I've Never Seen Mom This Angry Before

Zachary Kanin

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We May As Well Go Home. It's Obvious That This

George Booth

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It Isn't Often That George Comes Out Of His Shell

Robert Weber

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Thou Hast Eyes To See

Peter Arno

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A Cavewoman Raises Her Arms In Anger

Danny Shanahan

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I Still Don't See What Harm Could Come

Tom Cheney

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How Come Jasper's Mutual Fund Is Up Twelve Per

Robert Weber

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Doesn't Anyone Ever Say 'please' Anymore?

Mike Twohy

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Must You People Always Call At Dinnertime?

Customs At The L.a. Airport

Roz Chast

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Damn It, Ethel, All I'm Asking You For Is One

Al Ross

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New Yorker March 1st, 1993

Bernard Schoenbaum

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New Yorker November 7th, 1988

Jack Ziegler

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New Yorker February 23rd, 1987

George Booth

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New Yorker November 12th, 1973

Warren Miller

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Obviously, Some People Here Do Not Appreciate

A Man Is Sitting At A Desk Looking At A Computer

Paul Noth

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Yes, You'll Do It? Or Yes, You Wish I Were Dead?

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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It's A Poor Craftsman

Jack Ziegler

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No, It Won't Keep Until Spring. We Have To Talk

Donald Reilly

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Books By Men Are In The Basement

New Yorker June 16th, 1997

Jack Ziegler

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Damn It, Conway, When I Say Cheer Up, Don't Give

New Yorker May 25th, 1987

Arnie Levin

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Gentlemen, Please! I'm Sure We Can All Agree That

Lee Lorenz

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I Believe I've Earned The Right To Your Respect

Lee Lorenz

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Look, I Didn't Come Down Here To Work

Lee Lorenz

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New Yorker August 31st, 1987

George Booth

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As Far As I'm Concerned

James Stevenson

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Is That What They Teach You At Caddy School

James Stevenson

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She Persisted But It Was A Weekend

Roz Chast

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Cancel The Press Briefings

Christopher Weyant

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A Dog Looks Out Of A Car Window. Title: He'd

Harry Bliss

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Two Men At A Bar With Glasses In Front Of Them

Christopher Weyant

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A Man And Woman Sit At A Kitchen Table Together

Barbara Smaller

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A Woman Talks Angrily To A Therapist While Others

Harry Bliss

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A Wife Addresses Her Husband

Tom Cheney

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Three Jammed Traffic Lanes On A Bridge Have Signs

Michael Crawford

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Two Birds Sitting On A Tree Branch

Roz Chast

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Must You Answer Every Question With A Death

I've Learned To Express My Anger

Drew Dernavich

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You Made That Diagnosis Just To Be Mean

Frank Cotham

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Are You Mad At Me Or Just Chewing Tobacco?

Eric Lewis

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Do You Think I Wanted To Get The Paper Towels

William Haefeli

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Psst. Is Everyone Still Mad At Me?

Jason Patterson

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Watching People Argue About The World Situation

David Sipress

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New Yorker October 8th, 2007

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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My Family Likes To Set Up Our Grudges

Barbara Smaller

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