Youre A Very Intelligent Little Woman Drawing by Barbara Shermund

You're A Very Intelligent Little Woman

by Barbara Shermund

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You're A Very Intelligent Little Woman

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Barbara Shermund

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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cartoon

Date: May 19, 1928

Caption: "You're a very intelligent little woman, my dear."

Description: Old man with young woman at the theatre.

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