E T I Q U E T T E . . . by different artists

a Harry Rountree illustration

      

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Ronald Searle

           

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a John P. McCutcheon cartoon  "Mr. and Mrs. Abercrombie seemed to be

getting along Great.  They were more than Polite to each other"

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politely tipping the hat as a greeting was a style of the past ... a Bob Jones illustration for Esso gasoline  "Put A Tiger In YOUR Tank"

           

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a Charles Addams cartoon   "I should think Alice would at least be on hand to help you move."

           

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Carl Otto Czeschka,  1905       see full size

           

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a 1955 novelty Cigarette Dispenser and Ash Tray 

"Roars of Laughter"

           

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a Dan O'Neill comic book

           

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etiquette for a 1675 every-man ... this is probably all correct see full size

           

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a Fritz Eichenberg illustration

           

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Leonard Dove,  1954 ... a minor actor's friends

           

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1900 hotel cuspidors & spitoon

           

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a 1904 hotel bar       see full size

           

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Julius Diez,  1927

           

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a Leslie Illingworth illustration,  1958       see full size

           

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"Hungry"   1855

           

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a caricature of MAD publisher Bill Gaines by cartoonist Don Martin 

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a Wiener Werkstätte 1911 postcard

           

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a Maurice Vellekoop illustration of a man summoning a waiter
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a Joseph Sattler illustration

           

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Michael Sowa       see full size

           

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a 1935 hotel bathroom telephone

           

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MAD's Wallace Wood ... scrub woman sophistication with a cigarette holder

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1880 health ... a manly man criticizes men who grow old and continue to compliment older women like weak men

           

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Alberto Martini

           

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a Randolph Caldecott illustration       see full size

           

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"Looking at the World through Rose Colored Glasses" 

by Aldo Bobbo (Robert Armstrong)       see full size

           

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George Morrow,  1914   "Candidate for medical degree being examined

in the subject of bedside manner"       see full size

           

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William Stout