"You're Sitting on My Eyelashes": An Album of Cartoons

New York: Random House, 1943. Wartime Book. Quarto with grey and red glossy boards in multicolor pictorial DJ with yellow spine; [108?] pages of illustrations; 31cm Very good (+) DJ with minimal edgewear and age-toning (likely due to wartime paper stock); boards show slight wear to spine head/foot and some age-toning to pages, else unmarked and tightly bound. Hardcover.

"Whitney Darrow, Jr. is one of the brightest stars in the New Yorker Magazine's constellation. The publishers themselves didn't realize how very funny his drawings are until they saw them all collected into a single portfolio. They are they kind of drawings that make you laugh as hard the third time you see them as the first-- in short, a collection that will bring joy to army camps, battleships, university clubs, literary societies, beauty parlors and hard-pressed civilians from one end of the country to the other." --Jacket copy.

// American humor, cartoons, drawings, New Yorker cartoons, humoristic drawings