Product Description

Cats again? You can never have too many . . .

Drawn from the hundreds of cartoons published in The New Yorker in the seven years since The New Yorker Book of Cat Cartoons--as well as from fabulous older cats--this new collection is as hilarious and irresistible as the first.

The cartoons provide a cat's-eye view of the world and the important things in life: food, sleep, love and affection, adventure, food, good friends and doggy enemies, back rubs, and food. We see the essence of the feline world captured with verve, humor, and warmth by classic New Yorker artists such as Ed Koren, George Booth, William Steig, Saul Steinberg, Lee Lorenz, Robert Mankoff, Mick Stevens, Danny Shanahan, and Bruce Eric Kaplan.

Purrfectly divine!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #422358 in Books
• Published on: 1997-12-16
• Released on: 1997-12-16
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 8.60" h x .70" w x 8.00" l, .85 pounds
• Binding: Hardcover
• 96 pages

From Amazon.com
One can never have too many cats--or cat cartoons for that matter--as expertly demonstrated in The New Yorker Book of All-New Cat Cartoons. A follow-up to the magazine's first collection of feline funnies published some seven years ago, this delightful collection captures "a cat's-eye view of the world and the important things in life: food, sleep, love and affection, adventure, food, good friends and doggy enemies, back rubs, and food." Including the work of such notable New Yorker artists as George Booth, Stephanie Skalisky, Danny Shanahan, Arnie Levin, and Edward Koren, this endearing edition will appeal to those lucky enough to count a feline among their friends.

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Cats again? The folks at "The New Yorker" think one can never have too many. Culled from the hundreds of cartoons published in "The New Yorker" in the seven years since the magazine published its first collection of feline funnies, this new collection features 100 cartoons that provide a cat's-eye view of the world as interpreted by such classic artists as Koren and Booth, Steinberg and Lee Lorenz, Roz Chast, Robert Mankoff, and Bruce Eric Kaplan Print ads in "The New Yorker" (Humor) .