Originally published in The New Yorker on November 11, 1996, this Bernard Schoenbaum piece is an excellent example of his warm, observational humor and his gift for imbuing animals with unmistakably human emotion. The surviving editorial notations and layout markings further underscore its history as a working piece of magazine art, making it especially appealing to collectors who appreciate the creative process behind a published cartoon. Whether you're a lifelong dog lover, a fan of classic New Yorker humor, or a collector of original cartoon art, this published Bernard Schoenbaum original offers wit, warmth, and a wonderfully told visual story in three perfectly paced acts. 11" x 14" ink and watercolor wash, on paper/board. Excellent condition. Includes New Yorker production sticker on back