Nonetheless, Gottlieb also called Thurber’s “amazing, outlandish” cartoons the “unquestionable achievement” of his career. These drawings bred the humor that defined The New Yorker in ...

TN February 1927, Reporter James Thurber quit his $40-a-week job on the New York Evening Post to start work as a $100-a-week deskman on Harold Wallace Ross’s The New Yorker. Thurber was then 32 ...

Lynn is a cartoonist for The New Yorker among many others like ... The artist has been nominated for the Thurber Prize for ...

Hokinson, George Price, Saul Steinberg and James Thurber ... Mr. Booth was working on contract for the New Yorker, making around 10 cartoons per week. He was also illustrating children ...

In Jesse Armstrong’s new satire, tech is never morally in the black, and the people who create it are no better than despots—inept ones, at that. Alison Bechdel and the Search for the Beginner ...

Receiving the first Thurber Prize for Cartoon Art was Roz Chast for her body of work last year in the New Yorker. Chaz and the collective making up S. E. Boyd appeared at the award ceremony ...

Harold Wallace Ross, who founded The New Yorker a century ago ... “Writers are a dime a dozen,” Ross told James Thurber. “What I want is an editor.” Writers were children; editors were ...

Harold Ross once defiantly accepted the description of his New Yorker magazine as an “adult ... Gradually Ross found what he needed: James Thurber, E. B. White, Ogden Nash, John O’Hara ...

So it’s only fitting that The New Yorker magazine would cover transit in exactly the same way. Since the magazine began a century ago, it has featured cartoons that both rib and extol public ...

Hokinson and James Thurber are among a long list of talented people who contributed cartoons to The New Yorker over the years. Perlman grew up drawing, influenced by his father who's an artist.