Charles Addams
The New Yorker Illustration | Signed And Inscribed
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A charcoal and pencil illustration by Charles "Chas" Addams.
- Charles Addams (American, 1912-1988).
- The New Yorker Magazine, Inc.
- Charcoal and pencil on paper with handwritten caption: "The way I look at it, somebody’s gotta do the job.”
- Signed to lower right in illustration, and signed, inscribed, and dated ("1957") to lower left in ink.
- This work is presented framed.
Originally from Westfield, New Jersey, Charles “Chas” Addams rose to prominence as a cartoon artist for The New Yorker in the early 1930s before cementing his legacy in American pop culture with the creation of The Addams Family in 1938.
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Condition Report
GoodAge toning, and wear along edges.
Creasing and wrinkling throughout.
Product is used.
Dimensions
Above dimensions refer to framed size.
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Art & Artist Memorabilia
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Entertainment Memorabilia
Materials
Paper
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Color
Grey
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