This first page is by Charles Elmer Martin or The New Yorker
Two-pager by Quentin Blake
The book says of Blake in the foreword:”If Paul Klee had followed his early inclination to become a cartoonist, my own idea is that his cartoons would have become very close to those of Quentin Blake. They have a delightful cheery quality and, though satirical, are involved with the happy world. His crisp line and unclichéd kind of drawing appeal to the child in the adult, which perhaps accounts partly for the popularity of his children's books.”
Barney Tobey for TheNew Yorker
Vahan Shirvanian for the New Yorker
Two pager by Claude Smith for This Week
I try to clean things up, but sometimes it's just impossible to scan something that goes across the spine of a book, especially when it's library bound. Case in point: this cartoon by Anatol Kovarsky
The last of this book will be posted next week.
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