Gahan Wilson
Still, You Gotta Admit Crime is Down" - New Yorker Cartoon, 1998
Pen and Ink, Watercolor, Gum arabic on Paper
10 1/2 × 7 1/2 in / 26.7 × 19.1 cm
$ 15,000.00
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Gahan Wilson was a Conceptual Artist who was also a Cartoonist. br The present work was considered as a cover for the New Yorker Magazine for the Jan, 9, 1998...
Gahan Wilson was a Conceptual Artist who was also a Cartoonist. br The present work was considered as a cover for the New Yorker Magazine for the Jan, 9, 1998 issue. It made it up to the mock-up stage, but the editors decided to run it as a full page interior in the Jan. 19, 1998 issue instead. The Fifth Avenue light and light pole were added as a "printer's strip-in" afterthought and do not exist in the present work. Yet, everything else in the work is identical. Signed lower left. unframed Sheet size, 9 x 12 inches . Caption: "Still, You Gotta Admit Crime is Down"