Rich Drawings

I Make Deals

Two Businessmen Talk As A Sherpa Carrying Many

Anywhere Near The Racquet Club

Stop Complaining. Who Isn't Broke?

We Study, We Plan, We Research. And Yet

New Yorker February 1st, 1993

Of Course, We Can Do Spare And Minimalist, But

Why, It's Daphne - Home From Foxcroft

New Yorker September 14th, 1957

A Limousine Driver Helps A Drunk-looking Ceo Walk

'the Tragedy Of Prosperity'

If I Won Forty-seven Million Dollars

I See Myself Going Into Some Form Of Public

Sure, We Need Affordable Housing - Just So Long

Let The Record Show

Two Businessmen Speak To Each Other

Politician is excited that prospective constituent is a billionaire.

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

Several Angry-looking Old Men In Suits Sit

A King Looks Over The Parapet Of His Castle

A Man Reads A Newspaper In His Living Room

This Is Really Putting A Crimp In My Plan To Live

Great Session

When I Grow

He Inherited The Throne

Come On, Honey. We May No Longer Be 'nouveau,'

Hi. I'm Wendell

Mr. Perot States

Not Only Do You Look Marvelous But All

Unfortunately

Your Mother Was Young And Restless And Knew What

What A Bizarre Sensation! I've Never Gone

My Income Tax

All I'm Saying Is That To Blame Everything

Fascinating Men in Oyster Bay

The First Edition Fiend

Ship To Starboard

3,000 Or Bust, Higby! #3000

I'd Have Settled For A Lot More

To The Rich

Let's Be Reasonable

Researchers say I am not happier for being richer

You Must Thank Uncle William

New Yorker April 3rd, 2000

I Know We Live In Troubled Times

Sentimental Reasons

Anyway, Now We Know He's Not Marrying

A Harvard Man

Leave The Curtains Open Tonight

Jock's Father Was Payne Whitney

New Yorker May 1st, 1943

The Inner ManWhite-collar Breakfast

It's Awfully Good So Far. The ?rst Victim

No, Sir, Nothing Of That Tonnage At The Moment

New Yorker April 12th, 1941

This Will Do Nicely. She's Not Very Bright

Edward!

The Art of the Deal

Nudism For Beginners

My Glasses

Enjoy Life a Little