Winsor McCay: Early Works VIII
by Winsor McCay · 2006
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McCay's enthusiasm and energy for his vocation infected every panel he drew. With an unflagging work ethic, he drew thousands of cartoons and illustrations that appeared in numerous newspapers and gained him international fame. As popular as McCay was, in the last 100 years since his death, his work has been poorly preserved and later generations have been unable to learn about this cartooning legend. Vol.8 features a large selection of McCay's lavish, detailed illustrations from his New York editorial period.
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