Editorial cartoonists - an endangered species?

Article Abstract:

Editorial cartoons tend to become less substantive and less passionate, with no impact on readers. There is already a dearth of good editorial cartoonists. Editors think like publishers, cartoonists think like editors and both think like marketing directors, thus, good cartoons are not in the top priority listing. Great cartoonists may be a dying breed because of their own doing or due to factors beyond their control.

Practice, Authorship, Cartoonists, Cartoonists and animators, Editorial cartoons

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Spinach, not just for Popeye

Article Abstract:

Spinach was once a despised food in the US. Children loathed it. It did gain in popularity in 1933 when the cartoon character Popeye showed how it made instant muscles. Then spinach salad appeared, and slowly spinach became a respected food. A recipe for a spinach, mushroom, bacon salad is offered.

Cooking, Humor and anecdotes, Salads, Cookery (Spinach), Spinach

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Weatherproof

Article Abstract:

The exhibition of 300 paintings, entitled 'The Great Age of British Watercolours 1750-1880,' will also travel to Washington, DC, May 9, 1993. It is dominated by J.M.W. Turner's classic paintings and sketches.

Exhibitions, Art, British, British art, Turner, J.M.W.

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