The Gluyas Williams Book Golden Age (1938-1950) "Randy’s got a sharp sense

"Randy’s got a sharp sense of character and an ear for telling dialogue

two of the most important artists in early twentieth-century America

notes by Bill Blackbeard and 52 Sundays in black and white

By way of introduction – or to renew old acquaintances – there is a 13-page illustrated index of Crumb’s inimitable characters

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The Gluyas Williams Book Golden Age (1938-1950) "Randy’s got a sharp senseGluyas' first collection. Sequential and single panel cartoons from Life and The New Yorker magazine. Gluyas was in demand as an illustrator as well as a cartoonist. He was a frequent illustrator of humorist Robert Benchley's books. Foreword by Charles Dana Gibson. Preface by Robert Benchley. A scarce title. Rare with its dust jacket.