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"Thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight. Now you'll stop. Nobody ever comes past the thirty-eighth stair."
"Thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight. Now you'll stop. Nobody ever comes past the thirty-eighth stair."

"Thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight. Now you'll stop. Nobody ever comes past the thirty-eighth stair."

Artist (American, 1899 - 1976)
Date1947
ClassificationsDrawing
MediumCrayon and ink
Dimensions10 15/16 × 7 3/4 in.
Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest
Object number1972.607
"...and thirty-one time four makes a hundred and twenty-four, and thirty-two time four makes a hundred and twenty-eight, and..."
"...and thirty-one time four makes a hundred and twenty-four, and thirty-two time four makes a hundred and twenty-eight, and..."
Alan Dunn
1958
"Here's one near Rye for our kind of money, but it's got thirty-seven rooms."
"Here's one near Rye for our kind of money, but it's got thirty-seven rooms."
Alan Dunn
1949
"Here's tour thirty-eight through the Louvre, mother...I wonder what the American Express Company thinks of Cezanne?"
"Here's tour thirty-eight through the Louvre, mother...I wonder what the American Express Company thinks of Cezanne?"
Alan Dunn
1928
Eight-Thirty Express
Eight-Thirty Express
Letterio Calapai
1943
Image Not Available for [Thirty-six photographs of the French countryside, churches, chateaus and interiors]
[Thirty-six photographs of the French countryside, churches, chateaus and interiors]
S. E. Poulton
19th century
"Frankly, it's people under thirty we're worried about."
"Frankly, it's people under thirty we're worried about."
Alan Dunn
1968
"Try to build a house like that for thirty thousand today and see how far you get!"
"Try to build a house like that for thirty thousand today and see how far you get!"
Alan Dunn
1947
"Humph! Look at Eleven-eighty-one- just a plain steal from Ten-thirty-nine."
"Humph! Look at Eleven-eighty-one- just a plain steal from Ten-thirty-nine."
Alan Dunn
1931
"This one's thirty cents more, it has more "up"."
"This one's thirty cents more, it has more "up"."
Alan Dunn
1939
"So you're a Save the Thirty-five-cent Fare! I'd like you to meet Mrs. Hawes. She's a Save Long Island Sound."
"So you're a Save the Thirty-five-cent Fare! I'd like you to meet Mrs. Hawes. She's a Save Long Island Sound."
Alan Dunn
1974
"Then, your Royal Highness, after presenting my credentials to Secretary-General U Thant, proceeded to Pier 74, at Thirty-Fourth Street, and the Hudson River, to reclaim my limousene.."
"Then, your Royal Highness, after presenting my credentials to Secretary-General U Thant, proceeded to Pier 74, at Thirty-Fourth Street, and the Hudson River, to reclaim my limousene.."
Alan Dunn
1967
"The guerilla activities near Nestoria have been suppressed with thirty million dollars in Greek aid, including tractors, other farm machinery, and a large shipment of road building equipment. The Communist inspired agitation in central Italy is being countered vigorously by the distribution of machine tools and twenty thousand long tons of cereals, mostly wheat. In Germany, we are bringing up foodstuffs..."
"The guerilla activities near Nestoria have been suppressed with thirty million dollars in Greek aid, including tractors, other farm machinery, and a large shipment of road building equipment. The Communist inspired agitation in central Italy is being countered vigorously by the distribution of machine tools and twenty thousand long tons of cereals, mostly wheat. In Germany, we are bringing up foodstuffs..."
Alan Dunn
1948