Skip to main content
Advanced Search
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 (American, 1893 - 1958)
Date1913-1958
MediumInk on card
Dimensions6 3/8 x 19 7/8 in.
ClassificationsDrawing
Credit LineGift of Lon C. Hill
Terms
    Object number1968.93.3LIC
    On View
    Not on view
    Collections
    "I'll say this for him - his humor certainly has some penetrating insights into marriage."
    "I'll say this for him - his humor certainly has some penetrating insights into marriage."
    Frank Modell
    April 28, 1980
    Eisch,Erwin,2012.50.346
    Full Moon Has Passed
    Erwin Eisch
    1992
    Image Not Available for "Calling all scores!" from Smitty strip
    "Calling all scores!" from Smitty strip
    Bern
    1935
    Collins,Richard,2StripsComics,1968.93.1
    (2) strips from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
    Richard Calkins
    1934
    Gould,Chester,Tracy,Dick,1968.93.2LIC
    "Dick Tracy - Reporting In" from the Dick Tracy strip
    Chester Gould
    1934
    Gray,Harold,1968.93.4(a&b)LIC
    (a) "A Change Ahead!"; (b) Untitled; from Little Orphan Annie strip
    Harold Gray
    (a)1931; (b)1934
    Capp,Al,AHeartofGold,1968.93.5LIC
    "A Heart of Gold" from Li'l Abner strip
    Al Capp
    1938
    Paul,Frank,The Moon Era, From Wonder Stories, Fe
    The Moon Era, From Wonder Stories, February 1932
    Frank R. Paul
    1932
    Image Not Available for "The Indoor Sport" from Winnie Winkle strip
    "The Indoor Sport" from Winnie Winkle strip
    Branner
    1935
    Image Not Available for As President of the School Board there are many responsibilities. Almost every issue has to be jaw-boned to death so all sides can state their views. One of the biggest problems is it takes 66 2/3 percent of the ballot to pass a school bond. The public has been taxed the the Federal and State Government and won't stand for another local tax...even for education. Our greatest asset is our youth, they must get a basic education. Our problem is there are two kinds of people, those who are interested in education and those who aren't. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
    As President of the School Board there are many responsibilities. Almost every issue has to be jaw-boned to death so all sides can state their views. One of the biggest problems is it takes 66 2/3 percent of the ballot to pass a school bond. The public has been taxed the the Federal and State Government and won't stand for another local tax...even for education. Our greatest asset is our youth, they must get a basic education. Our problem is there are two kinds of people, those who are interested in education and those who aren't. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California
    Bill Owens
    1969-1975
    Chandler,WilliamHenry,Night Landscape with Moon
    Night Landscape with Moon and Campfire
    William Henry Chandler
    1874-1928
    Money Moon
    Money Moon
    Arthur Ignatius Keller
    1911
      eMuseum
      Copyright © eMuseum