[Cover illustration - Ambrose]

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[Cover illustration - Ambrose]

Artist Carl Kindl (American, 1900 - 1974)

Date20th century

ClassificationsCartoon

MediumWatercolor and ink

DimensionsObject: 14 15/16 × 10 5/8 in. (37.9 × 27 cm)

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Object number1979.2278

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[Cover illustration - Rush Hours 200 Years Ago]

Carl Kindl

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[Cover illustration - Italian Primitive]

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[Cover illustration - building construction]

Carl Kindl

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"Our competitors got out an onion soup with noodles instead of cheese, but by gad, we'll beat them with our new model if we have to crap every machine in the place!"

"Our competitors got out an onion soup with noodles instead of cheese, but by gad, we'll beat them with our new model if we have to crap every machine in the place!"

Carl Kindl

1931

"How about a little Scalawag for Madame?"

"How about a little Scalawag for Madame?"

Carl Kindl

1929

"I hear you fellows are going to raise the phone rates."

"I hear you fellows are going to raise the phone rates."

Carl Kindl

no date

"I found that was the trouble too when I took up Rhythm - you seem to outgrow all your old friends..."

"I found that was the trouble too when I took up Rhythm - you seem to outgrow all your old friends..."

Carl Kindl

1930

"Listen, Eth - I got to go - will you take this forty-six but forty-nine hip for me?"

"Listen, Eth - I got to go - will you take this forty-six but forty-nine hip for me?"

Carl Kindl

1929

No caption (cover illustration - ship "Ambrose")

No caption (cover illustration - ship "Ambrose")

Alan Dunn

20th

[Cover illustration - Ambrose]

[Cover illustration - Ambrose]

Alan Dunn

20th century

[Laundry hung between tall buildings]

[Laundry hung between tall buildings]

Carl Kindl

20th century

“Oh, very good, very good indeed. Now you are ready to let yourself go.”

“Oh, very good, very good indeed. Now you are ready to let yourself go.”

Carl Kindl

1930

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