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Kearney
Egerton Collection-MSS 96
Egerton was a columnist and cartoonist for the Arizona Republic.
The collection consists of que paso? columns and original artwork
for that publication.
Hal
Empie Collection-MSS 35
Self-taught artist Hal Empie’s collection consists of oil
paintings, family photographs, pencil sketches, color prints, and
original cartoons.
Bil
Keane Cartoon Collection-MSS 65
Best known for his cartoon “Family Circus,” the collection
consists of original art for these cartoons dating from 1962-1989.
Bill
Mauldin Collection-MSS 61
Arizona native Bill Mauldin’s collection consists of newsclippings
from his series which ran in the Phoenix Gazette.
John
Powers Collection-MSS 91
“Levity Lode” was a series of cartoons dealing with
mining and occupational safety issues in the industry. This collection
consists of over 200 broadsides which were first published in The
Mining Journal and then later reprinted as broadsides to be distributed
to mining companies.
| Biographies |
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| FB BIO MAN, REG |
Biography of Reg Manning |
| FB BIO KEA, BIL |
Biography of Bil Keane |
| FB BIO E-9 |
Biography of Kearny Egerton |
| Books |
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| D727. M28 |
Best of Reg compiled by Dean Smith,
1980. |
| F811. M29 |
Reg Manning’s Cartoon Guide of Arizona
by Reg Manning, 1938 |
Additional Resources
Cartoon
Research Library, Ohio State University
The Library holds research collections on materials documenting
American printed cartoons, comic strips, graphic novels, sports
cartoons, and magazine cartoons.
Charles
M. Schulz Museum and Research Center
The museum highlights the life and career of Schulz. Records include
photographs, business and personal files, comic strips and drawings,
and memorabilia.
National Cartoon
Museum
Located in the Empire State Building in New York City, the museum
will be re-opening in late 2006 and holds collections about caricatures,
comic books, editorial cartoons, greeting cards, and comic strips.
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