Gahan Wilson
Macabre Sacrifice in the Office - New Yorker Cartoon Dark Humo, 1997
Pen and Ink and Wash on Paper
9 × 10 in / 22.9 × 25.4 cm
$ 7,000.00
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Gahan Wilson's artistic output of original ideas, masterfully executed, seems endless. He has a conceptual style that, like Charles Addams, delves into the macabre. Yet, one immediately identifies a Gahan...
Gahan Wilson's artistic output of original ideas, masterfully executed, seems endless. He has a conceptual style that, like Charles Addams, delves into the macabre. Yet, one immediately identifies a Gahan concept as being uniquely his. This is supported by his marvelous executions that are designed and rendered with the highest level of draftsmanship and compositional design. br Caption on original drawing reads. "Hold all calls for the next fifteen minutes, Miss Hammish" br In the he published version, the caption has changed slightly. Unframed br pen, ink, and wash on paper br Signed lower left, captioned in pencil along bottom, New Yorker barcode label on verso. Unframed. br Published: The New Yorker, September 15, 1997.