Alcoholism Acrylic Prints and Alcoholism Acrylic Art

I Love These Quiet Evenings At Home Battling

Peter C. Vey

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Will That Be All

Peter Arno

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That's Just The Booze Listening."

Paul Noth

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

Joe Dator

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Heavy-drinking Man Speaks To Woman Who Is Walking

William Hamilton

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New Yorker May 29th, 1943

Mischa Richter

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A Police Officer Confronts A Man Drinking

Emily Flake

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Look, You Seem Nice, And I Don't Want To Hurt

Joe Dator

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Oceans Of Hot Buttered Rum

Helen E Hokinson

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New Yorker July 12th, 1976

Dana Fradon

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Now, In This One, The Straight Whiskeys Are ?ve

Claude Smith

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I Want To See Other Hallucinations

Paul Noth

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How Do You Make A Wassail Bowl?

Wallace Morgan

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The Wine Station

Joe Dator

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New Yorker October 18th, 1941

Gardner Rea

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A Man Sits In An Armchair In Front

Frank Cotham

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Here They Come: Detox And Botox

William Hamilton

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He Can't Remember His Name

Peter Arno

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New Yorker September 4th, 1943

Chon Day

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New Yorker October 23rd, 1943

George Price

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A Waiter Speaks To A Couple At A Restaurant Table

Christopher Weyant

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Rumrunner's Sister In Law

John Held Jr

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Mrs. Claus Is ?ne

Richard Decker

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I Like To Feel That If Anything Ever Happens

Gardner Rea

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Now Let Me See - Champagne Goes About Three

Helen E. Hokinson

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I've Had More Than Enough

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Close Up View Of A Liquor Store With Door Handle

Kim Warp

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Ordinarily, I Lean Toward A Land-based-mx System

Dana Fradon

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He Must Be A Yale Man. He's Been Sittin'

Kemp Starrett

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New Yorker January 1st, 1938

Christina Malman

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New Yorker March 29th, 1958

Saul Steinberg

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This Is A Private House

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See. I Told You We Haven't Got Anything

Alain

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It's Been Taken Care Of

Richard Taylor

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Hey, Mabel, Where Did You Put My Rye?

Perry Barlow

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Er - May You?

Barbara Shermund

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He's Had A Pretty Bad Shock. His Wife Walked

Chon Day

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New Yorker January 23rd, 1943

Saul Steinberg

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He Reports To Grand Central Palace Tomorrow

Sydney Hoff

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You've Been Drinking

Leonard Dove

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The House Does Wonderful On That One

George Price

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It's Just A Simple Case Of Too Much Aid

Peter Arno

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You Mean I Don't Get Anything Back On The Bottles?

Helen E. Hokinson

$105

Father, Dear Father, Come Home With Me Now

Richard Taylor

$105

I Suppose You'll ?nd This Pretty Tame After Grog

Perry Barlow

$105

I Think I'll Have This Cordon Rouge '29 - I'm

Leonard Dove

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New Yorker November 6th, 1943

Saul Steinberg

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Captionless; Three-martini Breakfast

Farley Katz

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New Yorker July 26th, 1976

Arnie Levin

$134

Say, Shouldn't You Be Going Down Chimneys Or

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Does This Ticket Entitle Me To A Hangover

Helen E. Hokinson

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You Know Too Much

Peter Arno

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New Yorker October 21st, 1944

Sam Cobean

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I Didn't Play Any Holes. I Got Drunk

Robert J. Day

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Now I Don't Want You To Start Shaking Your Head

Perry Barlow

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We Have Old Taylor

Robert J. Day

$105

I Don't Believe I Care For Anything

Richard Taylor

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Is There Any Particular Kind Of Cocktail

Helen E. Hokinson

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Dick! Don't Take It That Way!

Alan Dunn

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Works For Pm. They Left His Initials

Carl Rose

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New Yorker December 12th, 1942

Roberta Macdonald

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But Isn't There Some Sort Of Mock Gin?

Helen E. Hokinson

$105

Have You A Wine That Would Be At Home With An

Helen E. Hokinson

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All Out For The Sack Race

Robert J. Day

$105