November 8th Wall Art & Canvas Prints

Missed Connection

Adrian Tomine

$191

Thomas Pynchon's Evil Twin

Roz Chast

$191

Are They Allowed To Do That On Fifth Avenue?

Alan Dunn

$191

Calm-looking Protesters Hold Picket Signs. Refers

Barbara Smaller

$191

New Yorker November 8th, 1947

Rea Irvin

$191

New Yorker November 8th 1976

Paul Degen

$191

A Little Girl Plays With Her Dolls As A Confused

Amy Hwang

$191

Yes, But What I Really Want To Do Is Write

Jack Ziegler

$191

I Looked At You And Thought

Edward Koren

$191

I Know The Doctor Said This Is Only A Bad Cold

Edward Frascino

$191

His Head On The Chopping Block

Michael Shaw

$191

It's About Sex And Revenge

Robert Weber

$191

New Yorker November 8th, 2004

John O'Brien

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New Yorker November 8th, 1993

Tom Cheney

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New Yorker November 8th, 1982

Arnie Levin

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New Yorker November 8th, 1941

George Price

$191

New Yorker November 8th, 2004

Harry Bliss

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New Yorker November 8th, 2004

Lee Lorenz

$191

New Yorker November 8th, 1941

Robert J. Day

$191

New Yorker November 8th, 1941

Otto Soglow

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New Yorker November 8th, 1952

Constantin Alajalov

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New Yorker November 8th, 1969

Ronald Searle

$191

Like It? It's A Morley Safer

James Stevenson

$191

A Man Washes His Hands In A Restroom

J.C. Duffy

$191

A Man Is Passing Out Loaves And Fish To A Large

Paul Noth

$191

Leave Your Coats On The Bed For Collateral

William Haefeli

$191

Interesting Weekend

Jack Ziegler

$191

A Man Walking His Dog Sees A Mysterious Figure

Jason Patterson

$191

I Found A Porno Movie In Your Drawer. I Guess

Kim Warp

$191

I'm Looking For Something That Will Keep People

Peter C. Vey

$191

Hostile Takeover

John O'Brien

$247

You Know, When I Get Over My Thing For Bad Boys

William Hamilton

$191

Charles Is A Journalist

Mike Twohy

$191

You Play The Castanets Very Well

Victoria Roberts

$191

The Guy Who Took A Wrong Turn Off The Electronic

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Granted It's An Improvement Over The Government's

Gardner Rea

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A Man Orders From A Fast Food Restaurant

Ariel Molvig

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A Woman Is Seen Running While She And Her Legs

Kim Warp

$191

A Man Is Speaking With A Disgruntled Woman

Frank Cotham

$191

A Woman Bends Down To Pick Up The Newspaper

Michael Maslin

$191

A Mobster Is About To Shoot A Tied Up Hostage But

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When He Goes Outside To Smoke

Frank Cotham

$191

They Should Make The Election Best Of Seven

Michael Shaw

$191

For Their Own Good

Roz Chast

$191

Go To Accounting And Crunch The Numbers People

Frank Cotham

$191

When Will I Be Old Enough To Start Suing People?

Bruce Eric Kaplan

$191

And This Is Daniel

Robert Weber

$191

I Feel Like Brunnhilde

William Hamilton

$191

Unfortunately

Michael Maslin

$191

Beware Of Unemployed Dog

Ed Arno

$191

Now, Remember, Doctor, No Heroic Measures

Edward Sorel

$191

I Hope You Kept The Box It Came In

Barbara Smaller

$191

I Have To Go Wee-wee

George Booth

$191

Since We Don't Do Payback Dinners

Michael Crawford

$191

To Avoid The Tedium Of This Endless Socializing

Jack Ziegler

$191

Captionless: Mailbox-computer

Peter Mueller

$191

They Suspect Foul Play

Peter C. Vey

$191

Now! Second

Saul Steinberg

$191

Now, Susie, You Know Mr. Sneck Only Aggravates

William Steig

$191

It's A Little Late For That Now

Alain

$191

We Had The Most Marvellous Lesson Today. Lie ?at

Helen E. Hokinson

$191

What Do You Mean

Perry Barlow

$191

I Wonder Just How Dressy The Great Smokies Are

Helen E. Hokinson

$191

Cut In Front Of Me Once More And I'll Ram Right

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Someplace Where We Can Talk Talk Quietly

Richard Taylor

$191

November 8th Canvas Prints