Jun 18, 2019
"Never Get on an Elevator Alone with a Foreign Woman," T.V. Guide cartoon, February 6, 1988. Edward St. John Gorey. Ink and watercolor on paper.
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"Never Get on an Elevator Alone with a Foreign Woman," T.V. Guide cartoon, February 6, 1988. Edward St. John Gorey. Ink and watercolor on paper.
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