"Miss Jones, take a white paper on the Far East."

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"Miss Jones, take a white paper on the Far East."

Artist Alan Dunn (American, 1900 - 1974)

Date1968

ClassificationsCartoon

Mediumcrayon ink

DimensionsObject: 10 9/16 × 10 3/4 in. (26.8 × 27.3 cm) Sheet: 10 9/16 × 10 3/4 in. (26.8 × 27.3 cm)

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Object number1979.1615

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"Didn't mother tell you to dance with Miss Jones?", "What, that adolescent?"

"Didn't mother tell you to dance with Miss Jones?", "What, that adolescent?"

Alan Dunn

1926

"You know, I never thought I'd live to see the day the Dow-Jones Industrial average broke eight hundred."

"You know, I never thought I'd live to see the day the Dow-Jones Industrial average broke eight hundred."

Alan Dunn

1964

"That's Dr. Jones, the famous horse-and-buggy doctor."

"That's Dr. Jones, the famous horse-and-buggy doctor."

Alan Dunn

1939

"My dear woman, there's a lot more to Far East Foreign policy than the former Hope Cooke!"

"My dear woman, there's a lot more to Far East Foreign policy than the former Hope Cooke!"

Alan Dunn

1973

"No, no Jones, leave the curtains open tonight..."

"No, no Jones, leave the curtains open tonight..."

Mary Petty

1927

"I'm afraid, Miss Woods, we'll have to discharge you. The president is getting a machine to take your place."

"I'm afraid, Miss Woods, we'll have to discharge you. The president is getting a machine to take your place."

Alan Dunn

1930

"Miss Willard, take a poem, please."

"Miss Willard, take a poem, please."

Alan Dunn

1930

"I'd like you to meet Miss Tucker, who's over here on a Guggenheim, Miss Coley, who's here on a Fullbright, and Mr. Stewart, who's on his own."

"I'd like you to meet Miss Tucker, who's over here on a Guggenheim, Miss Coley, who's here on a Fullbright, and Mr. Stewart, who's on his own."

Alan Dunn

1959

"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

"Firmness, curtness, a brusque tone now and then, yes, perhaps even a touch of aloofness, but no more than that for the time being. So far, this is only a localized war."

"Firmness, curtness, a brusque tone now and then, yes, perhaps even a touch of aloofness, but no more than that for the time being. So far, this is only a localized war."

Alan Dunn

1950

"I'd gotten as far as Chapter Two, and then they made me sign the pledge."

"I'd gotten as far as Chapter Two, and then they made me sign the pledge."

Alan Dunn

1961

"Well, so far so good."

"Well, so far so good."

Alan Dunn

c 1965

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