[Postman looking in stamp dealer's window]

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[Postman looking in stamp dealer's window]

Artist Alan Dunn (American, 1900 - 1974)

Date1933

ClassificationsCartoon

MediumCrayon

DimensionsSheet: 8 3/4 x 6 1/4 in. (22.2 x 15.8 cm)

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Object number1979.1886

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"The postman wants to know how many Idle Enumeration blanks he should leave here, sir."

"The postman wants to know how many Idle Enumeration blanks he should leave here, sir."

Alan Dunn

1937

“Oh dear, we never got those postage stamps.”

“Oh dear, we never got those postage stamps.”

Alan Dunn

1928

"Two sixty-eight outa five, eighteen points from ration book two, and she wants her change in War Savings Stamps."

"Two sixty-eight outa five, eighteen points from ration book two, and she wants her change in War Savings Stamps."

Alan Dunn

1943

[Stamp collector]

[Stamp collector]

Alan Dunn

1948

[At the Guggenheim Museum, man looking in window]

[At the Guggenheim Museum, man looking in window]

Alan Dunn

1959

[Woman looking out of window at helicopters and zeppelins]

[Woman looking out of window at helicopters and zeppelins]

Alan Dunn

1944

[Cook sitting in kitchen, looking out window to BBQ]

[Cook sitting in kitchen, looking out window to BBQ]

Alan Dunn

no date

"He'll be right up, sir. He's looking for a place to park."

"He'll be right up, sir. He's looking for a place to park."

Alan Dunn

1939

Alan Dunn

1964

"There's a shifty looking man at the door who wants to know if we'd like some non-fluoridated water."

"There's a shifty looking man at the door who wants to know if we'd like some non-fluoridated water."

Alan Dunn

1964

A mail-carrier is the most innocent-looking person in the world.

A mail-carrier is the most innocent-looking person in the world.

Alan Dunn

1931

[Boy looking at telephone pole]

[Boy looking at telephone pole]

Alan Dunn

1959

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