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Items in 3. The New Yorker Makes Its Mark

  • Black and white cartoon illustration of a sad, slouching man dressed in office clothes, including a tie, a trench coat and a hat, is walking while holding a briefcase. Two thought bubbles are over his head, the top one reads "What next?" and the bottom one "Don't tell me."

    3. The New Yorker Makes Its Mark Introduction

  • Paper telegram with typed text

    "This Thing is a Movement"

  • An ink drawing of a figure holding another figure over their head

    Artist Spotlight: Otto Soglow

  • Artwork of Adolf Hitler as a green witch riding a broomstick

    Illustrating the Enemy

  • Paper with typed text

    Hiroshima

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    The Principle of Editing

  • Ink drawing of a woman holding an umbrella talking to a policeman on the street

    Cartoon Icons

  • Black and white cartoon illustration of a sad, slouching man dressed in office clothes, including a tie, a trench coat and a hat, is walking while holding a briefcase. Two thought bubbles are over his head, the top one reads "What next?" and the bottom one "Don't tell me."

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