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Gallery- Great Depression and 1930's

Walt Waggoner moved to Chicago in 1929 to study at the Chicago Art Institute. He then moved to New York City to pursue a career in journalism as an artist. Most of his work in the thirties was created in Chicago and NYC.
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6081 Whiskers
6081 Whiskers		 6084
6084 		1930 6123
1930 6123		 02-10-31 6112
02-10-31 6112		 6106
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02-10-31 6107		 04-02-31 6105
04-02-31 6105		 6109
6109		 6110 Street Sweeper
6110 Street Sweeper		 6111
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6113 		1931 6125
1931 6125		 6108
6108		 12-09-31 6114
12-09-31 6114		 02-15-32 6115
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Ron Waggoner19-Aug-2021 12:39
Tom Beech, I concur that my father was probably influenced by Herriman. Thank you for pointing that out.
Tom Beech06-Aug-2021 23:17
Many of his early works remind me of drawings by George Herriman
Tom Beech05-Aug-2021 17:07
This gallery is great ! and your personal stories are as well.... I found myself going one to another but realized I want to slow down so they last longer, I will return

...an yes, I'm old enough to have had Mom warn me about the "bums" here and there 8-)
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