Boy Metal Prints

Higher Still

The Endless Summer

The New Yorker Cover - February 4th, 1961

New Yorker August 16th, 1976

New Yorker November 25th, 1972 #2

New Yorker August 15, 1942

Raised By Wolves

New Yorker August 12th, 1961

Well If I Can't Be A Cowboy I'll Be A Lawyer

Yearning to Breathe Free

A Father Reads His Son A Bedtime Story

Screen Time

New Yorker December 17th, 1955

New Yorker September 25th, 1954

Who's A Good Dog?

This Is It, Boys

Who's A Good Boy?

My friend Susie here shes a little crazy

New Yorker May 8 1954

New Yorker December 9th, 1974

Title: Conspiracy Theories $10 A Boy Is Slumped

Hey, Kid, How's This For A Bitchin' Set Of Wheels?

New Money, Bobby, Is Old Money That Got Away

This Is Gonna Hurt Like Hell

Dear Santa: How About Lunch

Two Children Converse While Playing With Blocks

Can I Have That With A Twist?

New Yorker May 24th, 1999

I Can't Wait To Grow Up And Be Happy

Tell your assistant

New Yorker July 18th, 1994

I'm Taking Good Care Of Myself Now

You Moved

What Would You Do If You Had A Million Dollars -

A Young Boy Speaks To His Teacher In A Classroom

New Yorker October 4th, 1999

Consumer Coming Through

The Boys Allways Found Sunset On The Prairie

Boy, Am I Out Of Breath. I Had To Run Crying

And My Lawyer Says We Have A Hell Of A Case

New Yorker October 9 1943

That Ravaged Face

Not Even as Good as the Wind

Anything On Women Of Pre-childbearing Age?

My Composition Is Called 'mrs. Torrence Is A Big

May I Speak To The Kid Of The House?

Can't You Tell? I'm A Depressed And Angry White

This Is Donovan. He's Pretty Sure He's Gay

Pardon Me, But I Can't Help Noticing That

How Many Thousand Do You Figure You've Eaten?

Dad, Tell Me About The Birds And The Bees

But, Lester, Is It Enough

New Yorker August 16th, 1941

Jason, I'd Like To Let You Play, But Soccer

New Yorker June 16th, 1951

A Little Boy Asks His Teacher In The Classroom

A Little Boy Speaks To A Little Girl

Joan Didion On A Staircase

The Grim Reaper Knocks On An Apartment Door

They Haven't Got A Single Tenant

He's Talking Now

New Yorker October 17th, 1953

Barbara Mortimer And Son Tony Mortimer

New Yorker May 23 1931

Check Under The Bed For Bartmans

George H. W. Bush With His Wife

Newly Elected Boy Member of the Century Club Appears for Dinner

A Boy On A Little League Team Talks

Look, Mom

Mary Oakes Wearing Revillon Freres On A Chair

That's The Gnu

Jack And Jennifer