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"She's not going to divorce him yet. She thinks he has another book in him."
"She's not going to divorce him yet. She thinks he has another book in him."

"She's not going to divorce him yet. She thinks he has another book in him."

Artist (American, 1899 - 1976)
Date1935
ClassificationsCartoon
Mediumcrayon ink
DimensionsObject: 9 3/4 × 9 3/16 in. (24.7 × 23.4 cm)
Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest
Object number1969.983
"She's not going to divorce him quite yet. She thinks he has another book in him."
"She's not going to divorce him quite yet. She thinks he has another book in him."
Mary Petty
n.d.
70. Politician. Politician Matienso’s wife— /How well she knows her husband!/ He only has to say, “I think....”/ And she brings him food at once,
70. Politician. Politician Matienso’s wife— /How well she knows her husband!/ He only has to say, “I think....”/ And she brings him food at once,
José Guadalupe Posada
1947
"He has no faults whatsoever to find with the administration, he approves the conduct of the war without reservations, he likes the OPA and the way they do things, he thinks the WPB and the OWI are O.K., he made out his income tax with no difficulty..."
"He has no faults whatsoever to find with the administration, he approves the conduct of the war without reservations, he likes the OPA and the way they do things, he thinks the WPB and the OWI are O.K., he made out his income tax with no difficulty..."
Alan Dunn
1944
"It's her third husband and fifth baby, or maybe her fifth husband and third baby. Anyway, she's in the hospital."
"It's her third husband and fifth baby, or maybe her fifth husband and third baby. Anyway, she's in the hospital."
Mary Petty
1933
"My dear, she's still living in the time of Coolidge."
"My dear, she's still living in the time of Coolidge."
Mary Petty
1930
"I have to admit she's simply stunning, in a starved sort of way."
"I have to admit she's simply stunning, in a starved sort of way."
Mary Petty
1933
84. Pretentious Coquette. The pretentious coquette/ Puts all she has in clothes./ In her Sunday best she’s off/ To the town square to glitter./ There she also helps the petty thieves/ Make simpletons of people./ Taking advantage of the shrubbery,/ They rob them of their money,/ Giving them their just desserts.
84. Pretentious Coquette. The pretentious coquette/ Puts all she has in clothes./ In her Sunday best she’s off/ To the town square to glitter./ There she also helps the petty thieves/ Make simpletons of people./ Taking advantage of the shrubbery,/ They rob them of their money,/ Giving them their just desserts.
José Guadalupe Posada
1947
"I was afraid Edgar was going to crack up until the government taught him how to play."
"I was afraid Edgar was going to crack up until the government taught him how to play."
Mary Petty
1934
"He's Harvard summa cum laude, of course. He has that to fight."
"He's Harvard summa cum laude, of course. He has that to fight."
Mary Petty
1938
"You'd think she'd rather forget Mexico. She got ringworm there."
"You'd think she'd rather forget Mexico. She got ringworm there."
Mary Petty
1936
"I'll wait for him one more year. I keep telling myself he may be having engine trouble somewhere."
"I'll wait for him one more year. I keep telling myself he may be having engine trouble somewhere."
Mary Petty
1939
"The Indians had him completely at bay. He saved his last shot for your Great-Great-Great Aunt Fanny."
"The Indians had him completely at bay. He saved his last shot for your Great-Great-Great Aunt Fanny."
Mary Petty
1940