According to The New Yorker's website, George Booth has died at 96. I am sure that many join me in sympathy for his family and in gratitude for all the fun he gave us.
That's so great that you did an article about George Booth. My Mom always gets the New Yorker and I always look froward to seeing the comics. But I never realized how many of the comics I had enjoyed were created by Booth. I had no idea he'd worked for the New Yorker for so long! I also loved your descriptions of the cartoon.
Truly amazing how Booth draws his funny and thrilling cartoons! This was a fun way to learn about NY Times' artists. Cool backstory too, I honestly can't imagine drawing at 3!
What an interesting introduction to a piece of the world I’d never stopped to think about much. Your descriptions of the cartoons are works of art in themselves!
Thanks for the giggles! I've never understood why the New Yorker goes through cartoon fazes--some years are great, and some...well, are unmentionably bad!
According to The New Yorker's website, George Booth has died at 96. I am sure that many join me in sympathy for his family and in gratitude for all the fun he gave us.
That's so great that you did an article about George Booth. My Mom always gets the New Yorker and I always look froward to seeing the comics. But I never realized how many of the comics I had enjoyed were created by Booth. I had no idea he'd worked for the New Yorker for so long! I also loved your descriptions of the cartoon.
Truly amazing how Booth draws his funny and thrilling cartoons! This was a fun way to learn about NY Times' artists. Cool backstory too, I honestly can't imagine drawing at 3!
What an interesting introduction to a piece of the world I’d never stopped to think about much. Your descriptions of the cartoons are works of art in themselves!
Thanks for the giggles! I've never understood why the New Yorker goes through cartoon fazes--some years are great, and some...well, are unmentionably bad!