The New Yorker Book of Dog Cartoons - (Paperback)

About the Book

Every dog has its day, but nowhere more gleefully, more mischievously, more doggedly, than in these 101 hilarious cartoons, exactly as they appeared in the original hardcover edition. Here are dogs being dogs in all their canine incarnations--as seen, understood, and celebrated by Addams, Chast, Koren, Steinberg, Booth, and Thurber, among others.

Book Synopsis

A miniature edition of the best-selling collection of dog cartoons from The New Yorker includes 101 whimsical pieces that celebrate dogs in all their canine incarnations as seen by illustrators Addams, Thurber, and more. 35,000 first printing.

About the Author

The New Yorker began publishing in 1925.