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Camouflage Cartoons Archive
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Identifier
095
Description
Transcription:This is a picture of a young lady peeling onions-it's by that famous cubist- Von Blockhead. It costs only $1000. Great isn't it? ? This is by a 'Post-Impressionist'- it's a picture of a man in a boat fishing- Wonderful execution, don't you think John? He let me have it for $700. ? This shows a trolley conductor holding a chesse sandwich in one hand and ringing up a fare with the other. This is the most interesting of all- It's a futurist's picture of a snore. John and Josie <------Petey and Henrietta ------> Petey dear- how do you like your portrait that I had painted for your birthday? Rotten- the artist hasn't painted the buttonholes right- I'll bet John Gink wouldn't allow his wife to squander money on such punk stuff- I'm too easy with you
Creation Date
2-20-1913
Source Citation
Bisbee Daily Review (Bisbee, Arizona), February 20, 1913, page 7.
Repository
UNI ScholarWorks, Rod Library, University of Northern Iowa
Type
Image
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