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

55. "There's a shoe salesman in here who spoils me terribly!" Box 13, Folder 299

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56. [Rear view of young woman painting, seated before exhibition case of small classical statues.] Box 10, Folder 190

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56. The Turkish Bath (An Intimate Record) Box 13, Folder 300

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57. [H. E. H. drawing of three seated matrons conversing.] Box 10, Folder 191

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57. [Two matrons seated in rocking chairs conversing on porch of house at the seashore.], 1936-1936 Box 13, Folder 301

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58. [H. E. H. drawing of large woman on hill top with dog running for shelter from impending rain storm.] Box 10, Folder 192

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58. [Three matrons (two conversing) near elevator in foyer of an apartment house.], 1945-1945 Box 13, Folder 302

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59. [H. E. H. drawing of two women seated conversing before a large window flanked either side by a large nude female statue.] Box 10, Folder 193

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59. "You know perfectly well you've got to lose three pounds if you intend to go to Madison Square Garden!" Box 13, Folder 303

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5. "At last I've found a clerk who takes an interest in my feet!", 1931-1931 Box 3, Folder 32

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