Seven drawings with captions showing various ways to pass retirement time, such as "Recatalogue your library," "Organize a neighborhood think tank", etc.
The New Yorker, February 10 , 1986P. 34 Seven drawings with captions showing various ways to pass retirement time, such as "Recatalogue your library," "Organize a neighborhood think tank", etc.
Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.
The New Yorker, November 26 , 1990P. 42 Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.
The twins are wearing straw boaters, mustaches,… Eight drawings with captions showing the various pleasures of retirement, such as "Gambol in the meadow," and "Eat breakfast every morning at the Sumptuous Plum".
The New Yorker, December 15 , 1986P. 36 Eight drawings with captions showing the various pleasures of retirement, such as "Gambol in the meadow," and "Eat breakfast every morning at the Sumptuous Plum".
By George Booth The New Yorker, February 10 , 1986P. 34 Seven drawings with captions showing various ways to pass retirement time, such as "Recatalogue your library," "Organize a neighborhood think tank", etc.
By George Booth The New Yorker, December 15 , 1986P. 36 Eight drawings with captions showing the various pleasures of retirement, such as "Gambol in the meadow," and "Eat breakfast every morning at the Sumptuous Plum".
By Michael Crawford The New Yorker, November 26 , 1990P. 42 Six illustrations with captions, showing contemporary artists with examples of their work; beneath the captions there are brief quotations in which the artists explicate their aesthetic ideas, in a style parodying critical jargon.
The colors and captions show the 12 groups.
