Friends Drawings for Sale

Friends Drawing - Fusilli You Crazy Bastard How Are You? by Charles Barsotti

New Yorker July 26th, 1976

George Booth

$105

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I Think You Are Wonderful

Charles Barsotti

$105

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New Yorker June 3rd, 1991

Guess Who Got Into Hotchkiss!

James Stevenson

$105

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It's A Naive Domestic Burgundy Without Any

James Thurber

Listen To Me As Your Friend And Lover

Dean Vietor

$105

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New Yorker January 12th 1976

Saul Steinberg

$105

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A Husband And Wife Recline Next To Their Pool

Bruce Eric Kaplan

$105

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So Long, Bill. This Is My Club. You Can't Come In

Robert Weber

$105

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We Think He Picked It Up At The Kennel

Mike Twohy

$105

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New Yorker May 8th, 1971

George Booth

$105

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Morrison, Robertson, Hitchcock, Brusiloff

Sydney Hoff

$105

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What Do You Really Think Of Ian

Will McPhail

$105

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Two Girls Talk In A School Cafeteria

Amy Hwang

$105

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Of Course I Love You More Than Cheese

Amy Hwang

$105

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Dish Soap And A Soap Dish Sharing A Nice Laugh --

Liana Finck

$105

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I Always Forget - Is It Kirsten Or Kristin?

Danny Shanahan

$105

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Cordell Has Switched To A More Music

Mischa Richter

$105

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There's No Point In Our Being Friends If

William Haefeli

$105

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Dog Enters Room Where Poodle And Man Are In Bed

Andy Friedman

$105

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Woman Holding A Mug Of Coffee Speaking With Two

William Haefeli

$105

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We Spent The Summer On The Cote De Jersey

Leo Cullum

$105

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Meritocracy Worked For My Grandfather

Barbara Smaller

$105

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New Yorker February 13th, 1960

Saul Steinberg

$105

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But Mary Lou! You Mean You're Not Going Back

Peter Arno

$105

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My Friend Susie Here Shes A Little Crazy

A Fish Walks In On Another Fish In Bed

Because I've Already Said All I Can Say In This

Mort Gerberg

$105

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I Got Another Callback. My Agent Says It's

It's A Little White Wine Stuart Brought Back

Charles Saxon

$105

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You May Switch To The Less Expensive Wine Now

James Stevenson

$105

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New Yorker July 29th, 1985

Jack Ziegler

$105

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There's Still Something About A Yalie-smithie

Henry Martin

$105

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Friends Often Dropped By And Subjected Sir Isaac

Cheetah More Than Friend. Cheetah Dependent

Leo Cullum

$105

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Two Women Chat Over Coffee

A Legendary Friendship

J.B. Handelsman

$105

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He Has Too Many Make-believe Enemies

Tom Cheney

$105

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I Just Feel We'd Know More People In Hell

Leo Cullum

$105

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We Do All Our Own Parenting

A Woman Reading A Party Invitation To A Man

Amy Hwang

$105

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Winter In Central Park Just Isn't The Same

Jack Ziegler

$105

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New Yorker February 7th, 2005

Roz Chast

$105

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One Woman Speaks To Another Over Coffee

William Haefeli

$105

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Honestly, Paula, I Don't Know What I'd

Joe Dator

$105

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Tell Them That Hilarious Story

Edward Koren

$105

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Can Eddie Come Out And Throw His Goddam Back Out?

Look, I Didn't Come To Amagansett For Intensity

Richard Cline

$105

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New Yorker December 12th, 1994

I Thought They Were Cracking Down On Jaywalking

Danny Shanahan

$105

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Leave Your Coats On The Bed For Collateral

William Haefeli

$105

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Oh, That Jane. I Thought You Were Talking

William Hamilton

$105

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It's My One Indulgence

Dana Fradon

$105

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New Yorker November 12th, 1973

The State The World's

James Stevenson

$105

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New Yorker July 31st, 1954

Saul Steinberg

$105

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Lily Is The Child. Violet Is The Dog