New Yorker illustration: A little travelling music, if you please, Margaret

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1975

New Yorker illustration: Oh, for heaven's sake, Terrell, the reservoirs stand at ninety-nine percent of capacity

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1968

New Yorker illustration: [Party scene on city balcony]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1975

Harvard Business Review illustration: Ambulance chaser

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1992

Harvard Business Review illustration: Hey! What do you know! Yours Truly is IN the loop! [finish]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1993

Get-well card: Sorry to hear you're off your feet! Hope you get yourself well soon!

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 2009

New Yorker illustration: I now pronounce you His and Hers

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1973

New Yorker illustration: Farewell, fun seekers! I must return to my people

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1966

New Yorker illustration: I'd like a medium-priced respite from the cares of the day

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1977

New Yorker illustration: Good evening. Today, three baffling mysteries were cleared up . .

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1978

New Yorker illustration: Scenic overlook sign, "Split level overlook. Formerly Pleasant Valley Overlook"

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1975

New Yorker illustration: [Man writing at desk]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1974

New Yorker illustration: State park signs, "Glen Lodge State Park." "Sorry, full."

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1966

New Yorker illustration: Sign in front of home: "To our friends and neighbors. Alice is in Reno. The children are with Alice's folks. Alice will get this house, custody of the chil...

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1972

New Yorker illustration: Live and learn! I thought being "kicked upstairs" was always just a figure of speech

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1972

New Yorker illustration: This end up. This side always right. This end down. This side always left

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1974

New Yorker illustration: That's Alice, me and our children. And, of course you recognize Ron, Nancy, and their children

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1982

New Yorker illustration: This is the Lord speaking!

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1978

Good news, bad news [73 design drawings, 2 photographs, dust jacket, cover boards]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1977

New Yorker illustration: I'll have orange juice, scrambled eggs, toast, and coffee

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1977