Collection: Helen E. Hokinson Cartoons for The New Yorker, 1926-1949 - CAO: Powered by ArcLight and hosted at Western CT State University Search Results

Start Over Collection Helen E. Hokinson Cartoons for The New Yorker, 1926-1949

44. "We're just going to gypsy through France.", 1932-1932 Box 5, Folder 81

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44. "Which helps Britain the most, tweeds or whiskey?" Box 13, Folder 289

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45. [Four matrons in overalls seated at a table in a cottage by the shore, one serving salad to the others, butler and dachshund attending.] Box 5, Folder 82

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45. (with 39 and 40): "Mrs. Harrison Quigley tells me that anyone who cares to see her night-blooming cereus may do so without an appointment." Box 13, Folder 290

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46. "Let's speak Spanish, so they won't know we're American." Box 13, Folder 291

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46. "You never think of them as having a home life, do you." Box 5, Folder 83

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47. "But Becky Sharp has lots of lovable qualities." Box 15, Folder 332

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47. "We aren't going to throw our airplanes until after the Bach, remember?" Box 13, Folder 292

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48. [Matron in hat and fur coat viewing small bronze statue of a woman.] Box 5, Folder 84

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48. "There's only one Bing." Box 13, Folder 293

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