More than 450 cartoons feature sweet young things, terrible tarts, winsome wives, suitors, and studs-a riotous chronicle of five decades of Playboy cartoons. Hefner himself, the pages are filled with the distillation of the entire cartoon archive, offering insightful commentary on topics from the sexual revolution to relationships, money, and politics. Now, Playboy celebrates its golden anniversary with this glorious collection of the finest and funniest cartoons. Hip subversives and sly revolutionaries all, Playboy's artists have continually proffered a sophisticated brand of humor sorely missing in other men's magazines. Their spectacular stable of artists includes luminaries such as Buck Brown, Jack Cole, Eldon Dedini, Jules Feiffer, Shel Silverstein, Doug Sneyd, Gahan Wilson, and hundreds of others.
Summary For over 50 years, Playboy magazine has showcased the world's best and brightest cartoonists.
Playboy: 50 Years of Cartoons Hugh Hefner
We are the Raymonde family who are now taking care of the Playboy archives and would be happy to answer any question either via messenger on Etsy or via mail royraymonde.Sorry, the publisher does not allow users to read this book from the country from which you are connecting. Please note this is NOT for reproduction and is under Playboy copright law. We recommend using UV glass to protect the cartoon from any sunlight. It's very vibrant still and the paper shows some sign of aging. It's painted in watercolour and using Indian ink. This is part of the Roy Raymonde preliminary series for Playboy Magazine between 1972 - 2002 and comes from the private collection that has been kept in Roy's studio until now. Roy's old art studio address is on the back of the artwork as they were sent to the cartoon Editor, Michelle Urry, in the USA for selection before being sent back to the UK. The painting is signed 'Raymonde Rough' in Indain Ink - Roy's preferred medium for his cartoons. "Clive, honey - did you ever hear the expression 'Good wine needs no bush'?" - Caption by Roy and written in pencil.
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