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Contains 4 Results:
Cartoon: "Well, thank God you hear singing too, Dear...", January 1954
File — Flat_Box: Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Flat_File_folder: Folder 3
Content Description
From the Collection:
This collection contains four editorial cartoons drawn by Dorothy McKay (1904-1974), an American cartoonist. Two of the cartoons are watercolor, ink, and wash on board, and two are brush and ink on board. Each work is signed as either “McKay” or “D. McKay” at its corner. Three of the cartoons were illustrated for Esquire magazine, where McKay was employed as its first female cartoonist, and one for Collier’s magazine. Publishing marks and stamps appear at the recto and on the verso of each...
Dates:
January 1954
Cartoon: "Well why don't you do something, dear, besides make money?", September 1956
File — Flat_Box: Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Flat_File_folder: Folder 4
Content Description
From the Collection:
This collection contains four editorial cartoons drawn by Dorothy McKay (1904-1974), an American cartoonist. Two of the cartoons are watercolor, ink, and wash on board, and two are brush and ink on board. Each work is signed as either “McKay” or “D. McKay” at its corner. Three of the cartoons were illustrated for Esquire magazine, where McKay was employed as its first female cartoonist, and one for Collier’s magazine. Publishing marks and stamps appear at the recto and on the verso of each...
Dates:
September 1956
Cartoon: "Just grab one, madam, and cut out the twittering.", September 25, 1937
File — Flat_Box: Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Flat_File_folder: Folder 1
Content Description
From the Collection:
This collection contains four editorial cartoons drawn by Dorothy McKay (1904-1974), an American cartoonist. Two of the cartoons are watercolor, ink, and wash on board, and two are brush and ink on board. Each work is signed as either “McKay” or “D. McKay” at its corner. Three of the cartoons were illustrated for Esquire magazine, where McKay was employed as its first female cartoonist, and one for Collier’s magazine. Publishing marks and stamps appear at the recto and on the verso of each...
Dates:
September 25, 1937
Cartoon: "He's still on his lunch hour, but I'll take the nickel.", November 13, 1944
File — Flat_Box: Flat_Box 1, Oversize_Flat_File_folder: Folder 2
Content Description
From the Collection:
This collection contains four editorial cartoons drawn by Dorothy McKay (1904-1974), an American cartoonist. Two of the cartoons are watercolor, ink, and wash on board, and two are brush and ink on board. Each work is signed as either “McKay” or “D. McKay” at its corner. Three of the cartoons were illustrated for Esquire magazine, where McKay was employed as its first female cartoonist, and one for Collier’s magazine. Publishing marks and stamps appear at the recto and on the verso of each...
Dates:
November 13, 1944