Depression Art for Sale

Depression Drawing - One Dog Talks To Another by Paul Noth

What's The Next Best Medicine?

Charles Barsotti

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I'm Going To France - I'm A Different Person

Victoria Roberts

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Two Godzillas Talk To Each Other

Paul Noth

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Either Cheer Up Or Take Off The Hat

William Steig

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Yoo-hoo. Time To Climb The Stairway To Paradise

George Price

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A Dog Addresses Another Dog In A Bar

David Sipress

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I Think I Accidentally Repressed My Good Memories

Pete Holmes

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New Yorker August 7th, 1954

Saul Steinberg

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New Yorker August 26th, 1991

Mort Gerberg

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A Birthday Clown Pops A Balloon For A Little Boy

Emily Flake

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At The Corner Of Irate And Insane

Roz Chast

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No, It's Not Going To Be O.k

Frank Cotham

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David Never Gives Up. I Used To Think That

Two People Watch From An Ark As Animals Board

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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New Yorker September 1st, 1980

Sam Gross

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A Depressed Looking Man Says To His Wife

Carolita Johnson

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Two Angels Look On At God In His Throne

Paul Karasik

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At A Parent-teacher Conference

Drew Dernavich

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A Sad Looking Man At A Bar Speaks To Another Man

Ariel Molvig

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You're Not So Much Crying

Paul Noth

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Cheer Up, Nicole! What Does Princeton Know?

Michael Crawford

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Our Cook Is Working Through A Lot Of Stuff

Take Away His Brilliant Prose

Coming To A Theater Near You~ Dante & Virgil A

Mr. Carmichael Won't Be In Today. He Was Beset

Arnie Levin

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My Stocks Are All Going Up Again. Is That A Bad

Helen E. Hokinson

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We Can Work Up To Antidepressants

Joe Dator

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A Prozac Bottle Of Pills Labeled 'now In Holiday

New Yorker March 7th, 1994

Peter Porges

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Of Course You're Going To Be Depressed If

William Hamilton

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No, Pamela, You Do Not Have 'a Right To Sing

Warren Miller

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New Yorker December 27th, 1976

Arnie Levin

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New Yorker February 20th, 1954

Saul Steinberg

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Avec Ce Dollar Deprecie

A Woman Walks Down The Street While Talking

Two Men In Coats Walk Down A Street Sidewalk

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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A Man Says To His Therapist

William Haefeli

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Jump-rope Rhymes For Adults -- Morbid Rhymes

Roz Chast

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A Woman At The Lost And Found Window Speaks

Joe Dator

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Don't Worry We'll Medicate

Frank Cotham

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Your Mother Just Wants To Let You Know That She's

Peter C. Vey

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Your Therapy Will Be A Combination Of Drugs

Hello, Son. I Suppose Chicken Farming Doesn't

Frank Cotham

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Am I A Happy Man Or Just An Asymptomatic One?

Barbara Smaller

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But Think Of All The Things You're Not Going

Frank Cotham

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Bankers Talking As They Pull Along Cartloads

Tom Cheney

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New Yorker January 24th, 2000

Jules Feiffer

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I've Always Been An Outsider

Lee Lorenz

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I Envy You - Laughing All Day Long

Edward Koren

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Man In A Deep Depression

William Steig

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I Want You To Know I'm Angry And Hurt

Edward Koren

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Fellow M.b.a. Graduates Of The Class Of '91 - Hey

Jack Ziegler

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I'm Beginning To Think It's Salsa That's Causing

Edward Koren

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Trisha, My Novellas About Rommel In Egypt

Hi! I'm The Bluebird Of Happiness. Can I Get

Danny Shanahan

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But That's What Being An Artist Is - Feeling

Lee Lorenz

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Hey, You've Still Got A Job And I Still Get

W.B. Park

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New Yorker February 17th, 1992

Stephanie Skalisk

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It's A Shame. He's Lost The Will To Fetch

Al Ross

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Well, If I Felt Blue All The Time And I Found

Lee Lorenz

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Do You Need An Attorney

Danny Shanahan

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