It's #LucyDay! Lucy van Pelt made her debut 68 years ago today in a Peanuts strip published on March 3, 1952. Charles Schulz introduced her as a wide-eyed baby with a penchant for mischief but soon began to draw her as the familiar fussbudget we know today. Notorious for her crabby and bossy nature, Lucy occasionally shows a softer side, especially in the presence of Schroeder. Often found at her psychiatrist's booth, she dispenses advice for a reasonable rate of 5¢.⠀ ⠀ "Lucy comes from that part of me that's capable of saying mean and sarcastic things, which is not a good trait to have, so [she] gives me a good outlet. But each character has a weakness and Lucy's weakness is Schroeder." —Charles M. Schulz ⠀ ⠀ See Lucy take the spotlight in our next major exhibition, "Lucy! Fussbudget to Feminist," opening March 15! ⠀ ⠀ #schulzmuseum #charlesmschulzmuseum #charlesmschulz #schulz #peanuts #lucy #charliebrown #lucyvanpelt #debut #characterdebut #characteranniversary #peanutsanniversary #anniversary #cartoon #comics #comicsstrip #santarosa #sonomacounty #museumexhibition #newexhibition #exhibition #LucyFussbudgetToFeminist ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ https://www.instagram.com/p/B9RugFfpYvOcIuktl3ZaKYOxqEPx7overaoeAE0/?igshid=1m90o7yoibhee







