Vintage William Mohr Cartoon Illustration Mid Century New York Times Advertising

Description

Item: For your consideration we are presenting for sale a vintage ink drawing on paper by late artist, William "Bill" Mohr.  Mr. Mohr worked as an advertising artist for the New York Times. This particular illustration done in ink depicts a cartoon-like person swatting a fly.  It is framed in a wooden frame.
Measurements
:  Including the frame, approx. 16" wide x 19" tall.  The visible artwork measures approx. 9.5" wide x 12.5" tall.
Condition:  The artwork is in good condition.  There appears to be some light wear to the paper - nothing overly objectionable, but it is being mentioned for accuracy. The wire hanging mechanism on the back is there, but it is loose and needs to be stabilized.  Also, the back of the frame needs proper cardboard / covering material as the previous owner used some usps boxes for stabilization to the back of the frame (see photos)... an easy fix that'll be left up to the purchaser.  Overall displays well.
Winning bidder to pay s/h/I from zip code 62223 to your local zip code. Payment is due within two days of the listing ending. Have questions? Please ask them and we will respond back to you in a timely manner.  All items are packaged safely to ensure a safe delivery - shop with confidence. All sales are final - no refunds or returns, unless an item is grossly misrepresented. Thanks for looking, and please be sure to see our other listings that are presently on eBay. Illinois residents must add 7.35% sales tax. Thank you!