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| 1 [1961] Detail from Grin and Bear It by Lichty, Sunday page |
CARTOONS by George Maurice Lichtenstein (1905-83) who presented himself as ‘Geo. M. Lichty’, signing his work ‘Lichty’ — with the dot on the ‘i’ as a small circle.
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| 2 [1947] Modern Screen (advertisement) |
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| 3 [1947] Modern Screen (advertisement) |
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| 4 [1947] Modern Screen (advertisement) |
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| 5 [1948] Modern Screen (advertisement) |
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| 6 [1961] Grin and Bear It, in Vancouver Sunday Sun, Sept. 17 |
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| 7 [1961] Grin and Bear It, in Winnipeg Free Press, August 5 |
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| 8 [1961] Most of Lichty’s work of this period is inked with a lush brush (detail from Grin and Bear It page) |
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One of my favourites is a lone client in a bar, drawn in the late sixties, who asks the barman: "Do you think that life as we know it exists in other bars?"
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