No caption (movie marquee in China "Potemkin" coming soon)

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No caption (movie marquee in China "Potemkin" coming soon)

Artist Alan Dunn (American, 1900 - 1974)

Date1949

ClassificationsCartoon

Mediumcrayon ink

DimensionsObject: 9 3/8 × 11 3/4 in. (23.8 × 29.9 cm) Sheet: 9 3/8 × 11 3/4 in. (23.8 × 29.9 cm)

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Object number1979.1940

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No Caption (movie marquee)

No Caption (movie marquee)

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1951

No caption (movie theater marquee "The Constant Husband")

No caption (movie theater marquee "The Constant Husband")

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1955

No caption (Sign: "Opening Here Soon, A High Class Restaurant")

No caption (Sign: "Opening Here Soon, A High Class Restaurant")

Alan Dunn

1945

No Caption (man turning on T.V. during home movie showing)

No Caption (man turning on T.V. during home movie showing)

Alan Dunn

1949

No caption (movie theater for sale)

No caption (movie theater for sale)

Alan Dunn

1952

No caption (verticle "China" at the UN)

No caption (verticle "China" at the UN)

Alan Dunn

1946

No caption (American soldiers in China watching flower-arranging show on TV)

No caption (American soldiers in China watching flower-arranging show on TV)

Alan Dunn

1949

No caption (train coming out of ship)

No caption (train coming out of ship)

Alan Dunn

1944

"Peter darling, you can come back just as soon as I finish dressing."

"Peter darling, you can come back just as soon as I finish dressing."

Alan Dunn

1930

"At this rate pretty soon there ..."

"At this rate pretty soon there ..."

Alan Dunn

1962

"Better make up your mind soon, son - Do you want to go to the college with the biggest cyclotron or the college with the best football team!"

"Better make up your mind soon, son - Do you want to go to the college with the biggest cyclotron or the college with the best football team!"

Alan Dunn

1960

Thus in 1930 - things were getting rough, and due to get rougher. The Era of Mergers stopped short; in their place was to come the 77-B reorganization. There was a loss of industrial mastery; a host of governmental alphabetical agencies would soon confront the business executive with a world he never made. But the technology of a newer era was all this time being slowly and inconspicuously laid down.

Thus in 1930 - things were getting rough, and due to get rougher. The Era of Mergers stopped short; in their place was to come the 77-B reorganization. There was a loss of industrial mastery; a host of governmental alphabetical agencies would soon confront the business executive with a world he never made. But the technology of a newer era was all this time being slowly and inconspicuously laid down.

Alan Dunn

1959

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