Middle Drawings

Two Couples Sitting In The Middle Of A House

The Years 1966 Through 1995 Are Blank Because

A Woman Casually Riding A Bicycle Addresses A Man

Near The End Of Ravel's 'Bolero'

A Husband Says To His Wife In Their Livingroom

Oh, The Usual. Lunch At Le Cirque

'inside One's Memory Bank'

Good News, Honey - Seventy Is The New Fifty

Forty-seven Years Old And I'm Still A Small

I Love The Middle Class

Liberals!

It Must Have Been Moonglow Way Up In The Blue

How Would You Like A Vodka Martini While We're

It's Remarkable

New Yorker September 12th, 1988

Late Life Anger and Depression

They Were Right

I am in awe

I Don't Understand It. They Loved Us In Michigan

I Don't Think There's Enough Vodka For Another

Then One Day I Woke Up And Just Couldn't Do Perky

New Yorker July 17th, 1954

A Man In A Minivan Speaks To A Woman At A Car

Of Course, The Real Charm Of The Place Is That

A Middle Aged Woman Tells Her Husband

New Yorker March 6th, 2017

A Businessman In A Carpool With Three Others

Woman, Looking At Photographs Above A Mantle

The Mother, Who Is Now An Elderly Woman, Speaks

Man In A Deep Depression

It's The Will Rogers Look - Don't You Love It?

I Don't See Any Interesting Deaths At All Today

New Yorker July 30th, 1990

Fred And Ginger

When Did We Go From Being Edgy To Being Cranky?

New Yorker July 30th, 1990

She'll Have To Call You Back. She's On A Roll

Money Talking

New Yorker September 9th, 1944

New Yorker October 2nd, 1943

Yes! Paul Nails The Edna Vault!

If Anyone Has A Reason Why These Two

Here Are My Medical Records And Tax Returns

You're Driving Us Crazy

Might I Rest Now

Oh, Good!

New Yorker November 14th, 1964

I Expected It To Smell More Like Elizabeth

Thanks For That

It's Personal

Two People Sit On A Modern-looking Curved Bench

An Honorary Degree

That's My Son

I Find It A Bit Awkward Dating

Safe Sex Is The Last Thing You Need To Concern

Didn't You Stop To Think

New Yorker May 6th, 1944 #1

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