New Yorker illustration: Gentlemen, we're being wooed by GTE, Xerox, and Bodine

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1990

New Yorker illustration: Won't you have a seat? The receptionist just stepped out for a second to fetch me a cracker

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1980

Harvard Business Review illustration: No networking for a new job permitted on company time [rough]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1995

Harvard Business Review illustration: I interpret your dream to mean you should reorganize your department and raise performance expectations for long-run productivity improvements

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1992

Harvard Business Review illustration: Probably any of you who go into the hazardous materials or toxic waste industry will, at some time, run up against the old bugaboo, "ethics"

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1995

Harvard Business Review illustration: Good evening, lady and gentleman [finish]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1995

New Yorker illustration: And when you're finished with those, Miss Nedley, you can Xerox yourself for me

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1970

Harvard Business Review illustration: Ed Wellton copes with being on hold

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1992

New Yorker illustration: This one's for keeping a neat and tidy cubicle at all times and this one's for not tying up the lines with personal calls and this one's for not horsing ar...

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1975

Harvard Business Review illustration: All those in favor of globalizing our firm's business say, "yes", "oui", "si" or "ja" [finish]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1980

Harvard Business Review illustration: God Bless America

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1980

New Yorker illustration: They've taken away my desk, my phone, my secretary . .

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1977

New Yorker illustration: All those in favor say "aye" . . . (say it ain't so . . .)

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1979

Harvard Business Review illustration: What makes Sammy run?

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1980

Harvard Business Review illustration: Good evening, lady and gentleman [rough]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1995

Harvard Business Review illustration: New this week, Utah style Chinese-Cajun cuisine

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1991

Harvard Business Review illustration: The good news is we sold off the DATACRAFT Division for 86 million. The bad news is the check bounced. [rough]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1995

New Yorker illustration: I'd like to welcome Ms. Natalie Packman, whose presence on the board ends our search for quality boy-girl balance

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1977

Harvard Business Review illustration: Send the press release of my having been made C.E.O. to Miss Fletcher, my fourth grade teacher, who once said I'd never amount to anything [ro...

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1993

Harvard Business Review illustration: Under pressure from increased quotas, advanced deadlines, and the holiday crunch, Ellen went to pieces [finish]

by Martin, Henry, born 1925
Published 1994