059. “This is a Picture of a Soldier and His Dog,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

Creator

Maurice KettenFollow

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Identifier

059

Description

Alt Text: Series of six panels all set indoors. Most of the panels have two men interacting and the last panel has a man and women sitting at a table talking. Transcription: This is a picture of a soldier and his dog. I don't see any soldier with his dog. They are inside - the sentry-box. Coal? Looks like an ink spot. A piece of coal. It's soft coal. Somebody stepped on it. I don't see any meat. A platter of meat, I drew it on meatless day. I don't see a boat. A boat. Of course not! It's a camouflaged boat. Wake up John! You are raving. Can you beat it! I was dreaming I was a comic artist.

Creation Date

3-22-1917

Source Citation

Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York), March 22, 1917.

Repository

UNI ScholarWorks, Rod Library, University of Northern Iowa

Type

Image

File Format

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