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I hate flying. I always travel by ship.
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I hate flying. I always travel by ship.

Artist Charles E. Martin (American, 1910 - 1995)
Dateno date
ClassificationsCartoon
MediumInk wash
DimensionsObject: 8 7/16 × 9 5/16 in. (21.5 × 23.7 cm)
Credit LineGift of the artist
Object number1967.1108
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"It's always his family, his family, his family, until I'm fed to the teen with it!"
"It's always his family, his family, his family, until I'm fed to the teen with it!"
Charles E. Martin
1956
Image Not Available for "Last year I removed a thorn from his paw and he's never forgotten me."
"Last year I removed a thorn from his paw and he's never forgotten me."
Charles E. Martin
1966
"I never discriminate. Regardless of race, creed or color...zing! In goes the old stinger."
"I never discriminate. Regardless of race, creed or color...zing! In goes the old stinger."
Charles E. Martin
no date
[Sculptor's nude comes to life, Part I; 6 images]
[Sculptor's nude comes to life, Part I; 6 images]
Charles E. Martin
1957
[Man on deserted island, joined by passengers of sunken ship]
[Man on deserted island, joined by passengers of sunken ship]
Charles E. Martin
1953
"Right where he pinched me."
"Right where he pinched me."
Charles E. Martin
no date
Ah, detergent! We must be nearing civilization!
Ah, detergent! We must be nearing civilization!
Charles E. Martin
1965
[Sign maker and "EXIT" sign; 4 images, NY]
[Sign maker and "EXIT" sign; 4 images, NY]
Charles E. Martin
1957
[Card playing during violin lesson; 12 images, NY]
[Card playing during violin lesson; 12 images, NY]
Charles E. Martin
1956
["Sun Tan Oil" truck]
["Sun Tan Oil" truck]
Charles E. Martin
1959
[Family waiting for fisherman to catch dinner]
[Family waiting for fisherman to catch dinner]
Charles E. Martin
1950
[Santa taking Record of Gifts to the I.R.S.]
[Santa taking Record of Gifts to the I.R.S.]
Charles E. Martin
1960
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