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Robert Crumb - Kafka for Beginners -page 42-43

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Robert Crumb - Kafka for Beginners -page 42-43 Comic Art

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Title:	Robert Crumb - Kafka for Beginners -page 42-43
Artist:	Robert Crumb (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	172
Likes on CAF:	7 8
Comments:	6
Added to Site:	2/4/2025
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Bravura art by R. Crumb, as he interprets Gregor Samsa's transformation in this key two page sequence. A classic from Kafka's Metamorphasis.

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Rick W
Member Since 2017

1 - Posted on 2/4/2025

Bravo!

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 2/4/2025

Required reading for AP English. I would have liked to have seen someone do a book report on Crumb's version. I like the self conscious journalistic approach with the photos and captions arranged like newspaper clippings.

DC's Showcase
Member Since 2006

1 - Posted on 2/4/2025

Kafkaesque and Crumbalicious! What a great sequence, congrats!

Peter Sullivan
Member Since 2006

1 - Posted on 2/4/2025

One of the silliest stories ever written but has a message when you read what happens to the poor guy. Never rely on your family if you get ill or are no longer economically viable and they are ungrateful for all the work you did before becoming an annoying pest. Story explained! Onto the art. Crumbs great. Weird as hell but great.

M L
Member Since 2015

1 - Posted on 2/5/2025

An iconic moment. Very cool to see Crumbs take.

Jean-Paul Gabilliet
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 2/8/2025

Definitely two of the strongest pages in Crumb's Kafka!

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