Man Stickers

Love Interest

Someone Must Love Someone Very Much Indeed

Yes I Came Back I Always Come Back

A Man And Dog Enter A Dog Run

Once Again I Find Myself In The Rather Awkward

A Man Thinks

New Yorker July 10th, 1954

The Wyker's Deck

A Bowl Of Eggnog

New Yorker March 22, 1958

New Yorker June 4th, 1955

New Yorker March 12th, 1990

The Years 1966 Through 1995 Are Blank Because

I think you are wonderful

You Seem To Know Something About Law. I Like

Coffee With the Paper

The Phrase You're Groping For Is 'thank You.'

Thank Goodness You're Here - I Can't Accomplish

Holy Cow! What Kind Of Crazy People Used To Live

Howard Is My Most Male Friend

What Do You Do? I'm A Lawyer. The Law. I

An Enormous Rain Drop Falls Out Of The Sky Onto

If You Lie Down With Pugs

Look, I'm Not Saying It's Going To Be Today. But

Uh-oh. I Think They're Having A Bryn Mawr Moment

Dogs are men

Tell Us Again About Monet

New Yorker July 26th, 1976

New Yorker October 25th, 1993

New Yorker September 13th, 1999

I May Not Know Much About The Constitution

First Rule - What Happens In Accounting Stays

New Yorker November 14th, 1994

Something Drinkable Right Now

Sure, We Need Affordable Housing - Just So Long

You're Kidding! You Count S.a.t.s?

Give A Man A Fish

Howard, I Think The Dog Wants To Go Out

Give A Man A Job

A Fish First Walking On Land

What Do I Do? I Drive A Maserati

Pillow Fort

Two Men Are Seen Speaking At A Bar

It Was A Very Bleak Period In My Life

I ask you

Remember, You're In Charge

Yoo-hoo. Time To Climb The Stairway To Paradise

A Man In An Office Cubicle Holds A Chair

Lookit! Dames - Maybe

All I'm Saying Is That To Blame Everything

I've Got A Good Feeling This Time

And Don't Go Whining To Some Higher Court

You Want Only Happiness

He May Be A Fine Veterinarian

Won't All These New Rules Impact Adversely

Two Women Stand At A Table In A Cafe

Cookie and no cookie

New Yorker October 19th, 1987

Hey, I Don't See Harry Truman's Name

Title: Conspiracy Theories $10 A Boy Is Slumped

It's Good To Know About Trees. Just Remember

New Yorker August 25 1951

It's A Damned Outrage

Child Wearing A Hazmat Suit Holding A Sparkler

In A Stereotypical Interrogation Room

I Don't Suppose You Remembered The Tax-deduction

Listen To Me As Your Friend And Lover

To Hell With A Balanced Portfolio. I Want

And, Hey, Don't Kill Yourself Trying To Pay

I Do Ballet

And Just What Color Are Your Husband's Beady

A Man Sells A Boy Leading A Cow Beans -- Jack