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Charles Saxon

The New Yorker Cover - October 15, 1973

The New Yorker Cover - January 30, 1960

The New Yorker Cover - July 21, 1980

"Gee! <U>Everybody's<$> going to the Museum of Natural History!" - New Yorker Cartoon

"Dear Aunt Frieda: Thank you very much for the large book...." - New Yorker Cartoon

The New Yorker Cover - May 13, 1974

"Oh, for goodness' sake! Smoke!" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I'm getting the gist of it." - New Yorker Cartoon

"No more pipe, and no more bowl." - New Yorker Cartoon

"This is Solange?my magnificent obsession." - New Yorker Cartoon

"Beethoven hasn't changed, and neither have I." - New Yorker Cartoon

"I thought by the time I reached fifty I'd develop some small talk, but it?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I've reached that time of life when I want a car that just works." - New Yorker Cartoon

"I wonder if the 'Harvard Classics' are still up there. Yep, there they a?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"He's an original, all right. Why she didn't spot that at the beginning I?" - New Yorker Cartoon

Dog tugging at the pants of a sheep who is not joining the conversation. - New Yorker Cartoon

"I understand Mr. Gunderson has an idea he'd like to toss in the hopper." - New Yorker Cartoon

"That's my Caroline. She's one of a kind." - New Yorker Cartoon

"Walter ? am I a New Year's resolution?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"It's a little white wine Stuart brought back from Idaho. Are you game?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"It's good to know about trees. Just remember nobody ever made any big mo?" - New Yorker Cartoon

The New Yorker Cover - September 26, 1983

The New Yorker Cover - August 17, 1968

"It was nice. Hard times give everyone such a sense of camaraderie." - New Yorker Cartoon

New Yorker Cartoon

The New Yorker Cover - May 24, 1969

"Let's review the whole picture, Janine. You don't like milk. You don't li?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"Come and meet Mr. Haelkamp. He's the little painter we're beginning to c?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"You're the top, you're the Colosseum, you're the top, you're the Louvre M?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I'll get some more canapés. You unruffle Mr. Langstrum's feathers." - New Yorker Cartoon

"Thank you. Have a star-quality day!" - New Yorker Cartoon

"It must have been moonglow way up in the blue. It must have been moonglo?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I saw David Letterman on the street today. He looked bemused." - New Yorker Cartoon

"We were away over Christmas. How did it go?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"That's just our opinion, but I believe the public feels the same way." - New Yorker Cartoon

"Dorothy, I'm bored." - New Yorker Cartoon

"When I kick off, that one goes to the Met, if they're nice." - New Yorker Cartoon

"Off with his head! Off with his head!" - New Yorker Cartoon

"It's true that more is not necessarily better, Edward, but it frequently is." - New Yorker Cartoon

"I prefer not to be called a writer, Miss Malpedusa. I am a teller of tales." - New Yorker Cartoon

"But in a larger sense aren't we all guilty?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"It's about somebody poisoning the table sugar, and they don't know who!" - New Yorker Cartoon

"Paul Gauguin was a restless, brooding man who was always searching for th?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I never realized you knew all of 'Gunga Din.' " - New Yorker Cartoon

The New Yorker Cover - December 16, 1974

The New Yorker Cover - November 11, 1985

"Let the minutes show that Mr. Langster took umbrage." - New Yorker Cartoon

"I'd like to see something in a watch. I want one with hands that point a?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"Wear it, Gilbert. It looks cute." - New Yorker Cartoon

"While you're up, Miss Rayburn, fetch me a vice-president." - New Yorker Cartoon

"I'm perfectly willing to call you Russell from now on, dear. I'm just wo?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"O.K., I julienned the carrots and potatoes. Now what?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I know I don't express myself well, Evelyn, but please understand that I ?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"Listen to this, Calvin: 'Quiet acres. Mountain views, nature walks, bird?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"So that's a soap opera! Good heavens!" - New Yorker Cartoon

"I know you didn't tell me to sell, Arthur, but when I said 'Maybe this is?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"It tells the entire story of the Ming Dynasty through the eyes of a lustf?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"Glad you brought that up, Jim. The latest research on polls has turned u?" - New Yorker Cartoon

"All right, now. I want you and Grandpa to run along and interact." - New Yorker Cartoon

"That's Dolores Granger. She gave up everything for love." - New Yorker Cartoon