Dink Siegel Graphite Cartoon on Paper "I Thought Acupuncture..."

Item Details

A graphite cartoon on paper captioned I thought acupuncture was done with a needle by listed artist Dink Spiegel (American, 1910 – 2003). Published in a 1973 copy of Playboy Magazine the work depicts a nude young woman in a doctor’s office. Signed by the artist in graphite to the lower left corner. Housed in a wood frame under acrylic glass and red matting. Spiegel was known for his cartoon illustrations featuring adult humor and nudity.

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Condition

- dust present to frame; minor wear to corners.

Dimensions

- measures frame; sight size 8" W x 10" H.

Item #

17NYC071-242