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A reflective series of essays on the art and practice of humorous pen-and-ink illustration that combines technical observation with personal memoir. The author examines how public taste and expert judgment shape cartooning, contrasts drawing from memory with a newer emphasis on studying life, and discusses composition, perspective, and the balance between manner and matter. Interwoven with practical advice are portraits of fellow illustrators, recollections of professional friendships, and meditations on the pleasures and difficulties of satirizing social and domestic life for illustrated periodicals.
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