October 20, 2021

Cartoon Collections, Humor

Cartoons: The Fine Art of Funny

These cartoonists have humor down to a fine art!

Dog sniffing a tree painting

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Couple upset and disappointed about the art during an exhibit. — “He’s crazy? What about us? We paid fifty cents to get in.”
Chon Day
November 2, 1957

Sculptor cutting the off of his sculpture while chiseling the word "FRUSTRATION" on it. — Walt Wetterberg
November 9, 1957

Two patrons admiring an artists nude painting during an art exhibit — “An excellent example of his you-know-what period.”
Chon Day
October 4, 1958

Dog sniffing a tree painting — Chon Day
August 31,1957

Sculptor struggles to get his arms through the limbs of his sculpture. — Walt Wetterberg
August 16, 1958

Artist presents his goofy take on Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" — “I call it ‘The Non-Thinker.’”
Jeff Keate
August 10, 1957

Sculptor finds himself trapped on a large stone block. — “Help!”
Geo Gately
August 2, 1958

Museum employee discovers that this version of Whistler's Mother is a forgery after seeing it has a television in it. — What makes you think it’s a forgery?”
Kaz (Larry Katzman)
February 23, 1957

Artist presents his self-portrait that depicts him squinting. — “It was after I did this self-portrait that I found out I needed glasses.”
Bram
November 15, 1958

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Comments

Bob McGowan, Jr. says:

October 20, 2021 at 10:20 am

It’s hard to pick a favorite here, but I gotta go with number #4 or the opening picture. Painting or not, that Beagle’s about 2 seconds from lifting his leg on that tree without a quick prevention escort outside. After that, number’s 1 and 3 by Chon Day.

Regarding #1 (in the 2nd picture) I see a Picasso-ish dog possibly trying to flip himself a treat upwards so fast it’s a blur missing his mouth completely, that I see it as an eye. That’s how I FIRST saw it anyway, but may have been wrong. Wow, I’m getting a lot of Peter Max pop art ads off to the side. Now that’s pop up art that’s pretty smart!

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