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Willard,Moon Mullins strip,1968.93.3LIC
"Moon has his walking papers" from Moon Mullins strip
Willard,Moon Mullins strip,1968.93.3LIC

"Moon has his walking papers" from Moon Mullins strip

Artist Frank Henry Willard American, 1893 - 1958
Date1913-1958
MediumInk on card
Dimensions6 3/8 x 19 7/8 in.
Credit LineGift of Lon C. Hill
Object number1968.93.3LIC
Collections
  • Low Illustration Collection
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