9 Drawings for Sale

9 Drawing - Cordell Has Switched To A More Music by Mischa Richter

What Kind Of Mischief Are You Into Now?

Sam Gross

$105

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New Yorker February 14th, 1994

'what I Did On My Summer Vacation

New Yorker September 13th, 1999

William Steig

$105

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Wait A Minute. Where Am I Going? I'm A Writer

Leo Cullum

$105

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Remember How Big And Clunky The First Ones Were?

Danny Shanahan

$105

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Now This Is A Francis Ford Coppola. We Still

William Hamilton

$105

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New Yorker September 13th, 1999

J.B. Handelsman

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New Yorker August 21st, 1995

Sidney Harris

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May I Call You Back? I'm Right In The Middle

Henry Martin

$105

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A Man And His Choo-choo

Victoria Roberts

$105

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

Donald Reilly

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But, In A Larger Sense, We Cannot Dedicate

J.B. Handelsman

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Look, I Didn't Come To Amagansett For Intensity

Richard Cline

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It's Nice, But I Never Smile Like That. I Smile

J.B. Handelsman

$105

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New Yorker June 27th, 1994

Charles Barsotti

$105

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How Long Did You Live In Santa Fe?

Warren Miller

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I Had A Lovely Birthday - My Dentist Sent

Victoria Roberts

$105

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New Yorker January 10th, 1994

Mort Gerberg

$105

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If Music Be The Food Of Love

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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I Dreamed Lucian Freud Was Coming To Paint Us

Victoria Roberts

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New Yorker April 4th, 1994

Liza Donnelly

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New Yorker August 15th, 1994

January 3rd At Rockefeller Center

Jack Ziegler

$105

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I'm Sorry, But The Flight Of The Bumblebees

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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New Yorker March 7th, 1994

Peter Porges

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I'd Like To Have Myself Declared Legally Blonde

Leo Cullum

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The Music Was So Loud I Couldn't Hear Myself Talk

Robert Weber

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Ready, Harold? You're The Wicked Troll And I'm

George Booth

$105

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New Yorker January 24th, 1994

Mort Gerberg

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New Yorker April 25th, 1994

John O'Brien

$105

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I'm Very Comfortable With My Bovinity

If You Dont Get On That Plane

Emily Flake and Rob Kutner

$105

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I Think You Are Wonderful

Charles Barsotti

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A 9-frame Cartoon A Sloth On A Branch

Edward Steed

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Short Of Dressing Up As Male Doctors

A Cop And A Detective Stand Over The Face-down

A Man Outside A Bar Checks His Watch And Reads

Isaac Littlejohn Eddy

Teresa Burns Parkhurst

This Is The Music My Fitness Instructor Plays For Abdominal Crunches

Edward Koren

$105

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I Am Ashamed Of It All To Be Honest

Will McPhail

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But Now It Wont Stay In Mint Condition

Benjamin Schwartz

$105

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Characters Sympathetic And Well Drawn

And Coming Up On The Right

Joe Dator

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Representing Enemy Scum

Jeremy Nguyen

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Two Cats Walk And Talk With Their Tails

Danny Shanahan

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Two Dogs In A Kennel Speak To Each Other

Mike Twohy

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Sorry, You Can't Be Client 9 - We're Retiring

Steve Brodner

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Businessmen Sit Around Conference Table

Drew Dernavich

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Parking Lot Outside Of A Castle. The Parking

Mike Twohy

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You Can Knock Off The Donald Duck Voice

Mick Stevens

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New Yorker January 7th, 2008

Roz Chast

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Person In The Shape Of The Number 6 Speaks

Edward Koren

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New Yorker September 6th, 2004

Lee Lorenz

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New Yorker August 14th, 2000

Roz Chast

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Remember When Everyone Use To Get Drunk

W.B. Park

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