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Price, George, Browse At Your Own Risk
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George Price drew cartoons for The New Yorker for nearly six decades. Browse At Your Own Risk is an anthology of his later cartoons.
Who was Price? Find out here.
The wacky characters in this book paired with Price’s later angular work are a combination that proves to be the best document to answering that question. Price was eccentric and exact, peculiar and profound.
The more you study this collection’s geometries and pared-down sensibilities, the more beautifully abstract and complex the drawings become; negative and positive spaces fluctuate, contour lines merge with lines used as form.
In addition to all…
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