2012: Wall #3 – Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems” (Artist: Walt Partymiller, 1912-1991)

Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems”

Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems”

Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems” (reverse)

Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems” (bio)


2012: Wall #3 – Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems” (Artist: Walt Partymiller, 1912-1991)

Lot #623

Gold Frame with Blue Mat

Pictured in the York Town Antique Auction Catalogue (2/23/2002), page 51

2012: Wall #3 – Editorial Cartoon (1963): “June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems” (Artist: Walt Partymiller, 1912-1991)

 

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Text:

June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems

Illustration:

The earth is injured with band aids all over and a big gash in her head. A new graduate gazes at the battered earth, perhaps slightly confused about his place in his new life as an adult.

Size:

13 x 17

 

York Town Auction

York Expo Center/ York Fairgrounds

York, Pennsylvania

 

23 February 2002

 

2012-Wall-3-Editorial Cartoon (1963): June Grads: Many Unsolved Earth Problems

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