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"Really, I've come to like it better than the tunnel."
"Really, I've come to like it better than the tunnel."

"Really, I've come to like it better than the tunnel."

Artist (American, 1900 - 1974)
Date1938
ClassificationsCartoon
Mediumcrayon
DimensionsObject: 16 7/8 × 14 in. (42.9 × 35.6 cm) Sheet: 16 7/8 × 14 in. (42.9 × 35.6 cm)
Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest
Object number1979.0649
"I'm all right if I don't look down." "They wouldn't be any better if we went clockwise." "Where's the elevator? I'm all turned round. " "Hi, Alice." "Stop thinking of it as a third of a mile! " "Let's come again and really look at the pictures." "This is going to be had to tear down."
"I'm all right if I don't look down." "They wouldn't be any better if we went clockwise." "Where's the elevator? I'm all turned round. " "Hi, Alice." "Stop thinking of it as a third of a mile! " "Let's come again and really look at the pictures." "This is going to be had to tear down."
Alan Dunn
1959
"There's nothing really complicated about it: if you live in a strategic-base area you come under the supervision of the World Security Council and its military staff, where as if you live in a trusteeship area you are governed by a trusteeship council which, like the economic and social council, serves under the authority of the General Assembly."
"There's nothing really complicated about it: if you live in a strategic-base area you come under the supervision of the World Security Council and its military staff, where as if you live in a trusteeship area you are governed by a trusteeship council which, like the economic and social council, serves under the authority of the General Assembly."
Alan Dunn
1945
"I would like to bust more than I do but the crockery they use in the army is more like cement lawn furniture."
"I would like to bust more than I do but the crockery they use in the army is more like cement lawn furniture."
Alan Dunn
1941
"Frankly, Miss Plackett, you have a slight overlapping of the lunar returns, but cheer up and this goes for all you Capricorns. You have Saturn conjunct Mercury, which deepens the mind, and you have Venus, the love planet in trine with Pluto, which really gives you the go-ahead provided, of course, the new earth satellite doesn't come along and gum things up."
"Frankly, Miss Plackett, you have a slight overlapping of the lunar returns, but cheer up and this goes for all you Capricorns. You have Saturn conjunct Mercury, which deepens the mind, and you have Venus, the love planet in trine with Pluto, which really gives you the go-ahead provided, of course, the new earth satellite doesn't come along and gum things up."
Alan Dunn
1957
"It's just a gag, nobody really comes."
"It's just a gag, nobody really comes."
Alan Dunn
1942
"It's just a gag, nobody really comes."
"It's just a gag, nobody really comes."
Alan Dunn
1942
"It's just a gag, nobody really comes."
"It's just a gag, nobody really comes."
Alan Dunn
1942
"I've come to a decision, Charles. From now on, I refuse to take the dollar seriously."
"I've come to a decision, Charles. From now on, I refuse to take the dollar seriously."
Alan Dunn
1971
No Caption (letting air out of tires so truck can enter tunnel)
No Caption (letting air out of tires so truck can enter tunnel)
Alan Dunn
1951
[Ducks flying through tunnel]
[Ducks flying through tunnel]
Alan Dunn
1951
"A Mrs. Clavicle, sounds like, wants to talk with you on the office phone. Shall I give her your private number or do you want to come down and talk with here on the office phone?"
"A Mrs. Clavicle, sounds like, wants to talk with you on the office phone. Shall I give her your private number or do you want to come down and talk with here on the office phone?"
Alan Dunn
1948
"A Mrs. Clavicle, sounds like, wants to talk with you on the office phone. Shall I give her your private number or do you want to come down and talk with here on the office phone?"
"A Mrs. Clavicle, sounds like, wants to talk with you on the office phone. Shall I give her your private number or do you want to come down and talk with here on the office phone?"
Alan Dunn
1948